Recent airdrop interactions are really starting to feel like dating: you think you're screening projects, but in reality, many are screening the gas and patience in your wallet.

My approach is a bit simpler: first check if the contract and fund flow have some "human touch" (for example, active addresses aren't all robots in a single chain), then decide whether to click a few times;
also, don't interact too regularly, as scripting too perfectly can make it easier to get caught by anti-bot measures.
Don't treat every "possible snapshot" as the last train; when FOMO hits, I just take a quick look at the fund flow on ETF,
and see if the narrative about risk appetite in US stocks is starting to set the rhythm again...
Honestly, emotions tend to sway with the market, making it easier to slip up.
Tonight I watched the charts until my eyes hurt, and my neck got stiff, so I decided to stop for now,
and tomorrow I'll see what the on-chain data has to say.