Recently, I’ve been a bit obsessed with earning testnet points.

It was originally just for practice, but the more I earned, the more it felt like I was chasing an “expectation,” and my mindset started to shift.
Honestly, I set a stop-loss for myself: once I need to stay up late, repeatedly switch accounts, or leverage/bridge too much just for a few points, I’ll stop.
I’d rather take a smaller amount than treat the liquidation line as a joke.
Now, on-chain yield products are often compared to RWA and U.S. Treasury yields, and I also find myself tempted, but the more “stable” things look, the easier it is to overlook tail risks.
Anyway, I don’t regret that I’d rather go slower, focus first on collateral correlation and utilization, because staying alive is more important than points.