I only take one note: Don't treat airdrop interactions like you're just a worker—understand narrative and liquidity, be willing to experiment with small amounts of money, and don't force yourself to chase after "maybe" and get caught in anti-revenue farming; recently, I've been comparing RWA, US Treasury yields, and on-chain yield products, and honestly, the more "stable" something looks, the more it can get people hooked. I remind myself even more: less FOMO, more awareness of exit buttons, and after minting, close the software and go to sleep.