Testnet points are originally just for practice; now everyone defaults to "surely getting airdrops," and the mindset changes: from testing to betting.

My stop-loss is quite simple—set a limit for myself: how much time I can spend in a day, how much gas I can use, how many new wallets/plugins I can install; once exceeded, I stop, regardless of how many steps are left in the task.
It's the same with cross-chain; I really don't want to risk an accident just for a few points if the bridge has no guardrails.

Recently, modularization and DAO layer narratives are quite popular; developers are talking animatedly, while ordinary users are mostly confused.
In the end, the question remains: why do I need to add an extra layer, and does it also mean more risk?
Anyway, I now treat "points" as a side effect, not as a goal.
Keeping a steady mindset makes it less likely to be led astray.