"Warning: The @Arbitrum ecosystem has encountered 'protocol vampires'! How to counter the play people for suckers?"

Cruel reality:

70% of the 300+ projects are "play people for suckers" traps, but the remaining 30% hide hundredfold opportunities.

Real case: A player focused on interacting with niche protocols, with airdrop earnings surpassing the total Gas fees of the mainnet over 5 years.

Survival rules:

Three essential elements of the protocol inspection:
Is Chainlink used for price feeding? (to prevent manipulation)
Does the team address change frequently? (Prevent running away)
Does the token economics have a burn mechanism? (Anti-inflation)

Anti-play people for suckers strategy:
Batch interaction at a fixed time each week (save Gas)
Prioritize DEXs with "trading rebates" (such as Camelot)

Ultimate Move:
Pledging ARB in DAO governance, voting rights themselves are a scarce resource.

Counterintuitive conclusion:
"On Arbitrum, 'laziness' is the most expensive habit—every missed interaction could mean missing out on the next ARBI airdrop."

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