Lately, I've been a bit obsessed with testing network points, even though it's supposed to be "practice," I start to default in my mind that I might be able to exchange for something in the future... Once I have expectations, my actions start to distort: completing tasks feels like clocking in, gas fees seem like sunk costs, and the more I spend, the harder it is to stop. My old self would tough it out, thinking that stopping would mean losing out; now I set a very simple stop-loss for myself: cap my time and energy, like at most two nights this week, change wallet addresses no more than twice, and if I go beyond that, I just tell myself I'm engaging in pointless internal competition. As for those outside voices that interpret ETF fund flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls all together, I just listen and ignore. Anyway, when this kind of narrative heats up, it's easiest to turn "practice" into "gambling." That's all for now, even the cat needs to sleep.