My current attitude towards testnet points is: if I can earn it, I will, but once I start "waiting for it to give me a return," I treat it as a position and set stop-losses when needed... To be honest, practice can be casual, but expectations can be deadly.

My exit conditions are pretty simple: no more than a certain amount of time spent each day, no more than a certain number of new contracts authorized, no more than a few transactions sent to one address (even if it's small, it's still money). If I exceed these, I stop. When I see the group watching large transfers on the chain or abnormal movements in exchange hot and cold wallets as "smart money," I get tempted too, but I think these signals are too noisy, and chasing them easily causes me to lose my way. Anyway, points haven't been credited yet, so they don't count as assets. I'll focus on risk control first.