#代币空投 Seeing He Yi mention the original intention of Alpha, I was reminded of how many friends around me have been discussing airdrops recently. To be honest, every era indeed has its own opportunities, but the key is how we view them.

The analogy of eggs and toilet paper sounds lighthearted, but the underlying logic is worth pondering—any benefits don't appear out of nowhere; they are often accompanied by market enthusiasm and emotional fluctuations. I've seen too many people over-allocate their positions because they "don't want to miss out," only to be caught off guard by the slightest change.

The essence of the Alpha mechanism is to incentivize users who are willing to participate and share, and this idea itself is sound. But what we really need to be cautious about is: don't ignore risk management just because participation is high and the topic is hot.

My simple advice—if you're interested in airdrops, ask yourself three questions first: How much of my total assets does this position represent? Can I afford for it to go to zero? Do I genuinely believe in this project, or do I just not want to miss out?

A long-term mindset isn't about sitting idly by, but about staying clear-headed in the face of every hot topic. True era dividends often belong to those who dare to participate and know how to protect themselves.