Currently testing the points system on the testnet, to be honest, it's long gone beyond just "practice." Everyone has already mentally attached a value to the airdrop expectations. The result is: it’s becoming more and more like clocking in at work, with emotions resembling chasing gains and selling off at losses.

My stop-loss for myself is simple: once I notice the project's "rules" start changing frequently, tasks becoming more like user acquisition KPIs, and on-chain costs and time consumption begin to eat into normal life, I stop. Don’t tell myself "just hold on for another week to break even," because that’s pretty laughable in the face of cash flow. Same with position size—don’t treat time as unlimited funds.

Recently, some people have been talking about interest rate cut expectations and the correlation between the US dollar index and risk assets acting erratically. Honestly, I don’t care much about macro developments, but it amplifies everyone’s illusion of "free money." Anyway, I only recognize one thing: expectations are not income, and points are even less so. That’s all for now.