Lately, earning points on the testnet has been quite addictive.

It was originally just practice, writing scripts to see interaction paths, but once the thought of "I should be able to exchange for something with this" popped into my head, practice immediately turned into holding positions, and my mindset shifted accordingly.
My stop-loss is pretty simple: set three rules—how much time/fees I spend each day, how many accounts I open at most, and how many times I allow myself to chase after updates before changing rules;
If any one of these is broken, I stop for two days. Otherwise, it’s like waiting in line at an amusement park, losing the "investment feeling."

Here's a little reminder: points are very much like the "book gains" in small pool market making—looks like it’s rising, but in reality, impermanent loss (here replaced with: rule uncertainty + witch screening + snapshot randomness) can always bring you back to square one.
Recently, the fee rates are extreme, and in the group, people are arguing whether to reverse or keep squeezing the bubble.
I prefer to treat it as noise: when emotions are heated, I stick to my checklist and pull the trigger—no extra budget, no added drama.
That’s all for now.