Recently, someone asked me again, "Will this interaction be airdropped?" I just roll my eyes first: don't rush to become a diligent little bee, many times you're just boosting project data, only to be eventually drained and feel self-congratulatory. My simple method is to first look at the concentration of holdings and the distribution of early addresses; if it looks too much like "a few people dividing the cake," I won't join in. Then, avoid over-interacting—act like a normal user—use it once or twice, leave some time intervals, don't write yourself into a script with ten or more transactions a day. Modularization and the DA layer are now making developers ecstatic, but it's normal for ordinary users to be confused. I only choose what I can understand and use. FOMO is getting more and more like a cat chasing laser points—exhausting and still not catching it. Risk is on you; don't get addicted to gas fees as if they were tuition.