Testnet points were honestly just something I treated as practice at first—I’d click through the tasks and forget about them. But now KOLs everywhere have started calculating “mainnet airdrop expectations,” and the community keeps asking, “How much is this project worth in U?” It’s gotten me opening a spreadsheet and keeping track too… Put simply, this has the same problem as watching large on-chain transfers and guessing what the whales are up to—you see Address A deposit 5000 ETH into an exchange and assume it’s about to dump, when in reality they may just be consolidating funds internally. Testnet points are the same: nobody knows what metrics the team actually looks at. You might grind for three months, only for them to care about GitHub commits. My cutoff is pretty arbitrary: if farming points starts making me irritated, or I need to set an alarm to grab tasks, I’m out. This was supposed to be like opening blind boxes for fun; turning it into a KPI means I’ve already lost. Anyway, I’m going to find some weird Meme coin on Solana to interact with today—the interface looks like a 1990s chatroom, which is pretty amusing.

Solana (SOL) is showing a mixed but slightly bullish setup around the $116–$118 zone. If SOL holds above $115, buyers could push the price toward $120 and potentially $125. A strong breakout above $125 could open the way toward $130. On the downside, losing $115 may bring a pullback toward $110–$112. For today, I’m cautiously bullish on SOL, but volatility can be high, so watch support and resistance carefully. Don’t enter blindly—manage your risk and trade according to your own strategy. 📊🔥