Lately, I’ve been a bit overwhelmed trying to earn testnet points… It was supposed to be just practice, but once I start having “expectations” about what I might be able to swap for in the future, I get carried away—dumping my time, transaction fees, and focus into it. Honestly, the stop-loss I set for myself is pretty crude: I mess around for at most one hour per day; if I go over, I stop. If I run into something that requires changing an authorization or signing a bunch of unfamiliar stuff, I just wait—wait for confirmation, wait for other people to stumble and share what happened, wait until I’ve thought it through clearly before clicking. A few days ago, there was that cross-chain bridge issue again, and that oracle error episode—everyone was shouting, “Don’t move yet, wait for confirmation,” but I actually feel that line also applies to points: waiting for a callback is less effective than waiting for your mind to cool down. Anyway, if the signals aren’t aligned, I’ll just pretend I didn’t see anything.