Lately, I've been getting a bit obsessed with earning testnet points. At first, it was just practice, but then I saw the leaderboard and started thinking about "expected airdrops"... Once my mindset shifted, my actions started to distort. My stop-loss is now very simple: spend no more than X hours a day, no more than X dollars on gas/bridging fees; if I exceed that, I stop. I also need to be able to reproduce the steps, otherwise it's just lottery. On the macro side, they're talking about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index moving up and down with risk assets—basically, a lot of noise. I don't want to use the testnet as an emotional outlet. Instead, I scaled down my goals: only focus on two main lines, break tasks into 5-minute chunks, and surprisingly, I can stick to it longer and it's less about "points for points' sake." If I hit a snag, I just note it and see if I want to continue tomorrow. For now, that's it.