Lately, I’ve been earning points on the testnet, and I feel like everyone’s mindset has shifted a bit: it was originally just for practice, but the more I do, the more it feels like I’m “betting on future airdrops”… honestly, once expectations rise together, it’s easy to spiral out of control. My own stop-loss is pretty old-school: every day I only spend a fixed amount of time plus a fixed Gas budget—if I go over, I close the webpage. And I only do interactions I can understand; don’t authorize a bunch of messy contracts just to click one more button.

There are a lot of tutorials. I usually stick to the ones that clearly explain the risk points and conveniently show you how to revoke authorization or how to split funds in your wallet. As for the flashy ones, I skip them. I’ve seen too many chain-game loops of inflation + studios + coin-price spirals. If the points are also turned into “cutthroat-competition assets,” then in the end, no one can escape it.

Anyway, I’d rather earn fewer points—let the safety flag stay up.