Someone asked me how to cut losses on testnet points... To be honest, I now treat it as practice, not as a salary. As soon as I start pre-approving in my mind "this wave will definitely airdrop," it becomes easier to get more and more obsessed, and my gas bills and experience gains turn into debt.

My stop-loss is very simple: first set a total budget (money + time), and stop if exceeded; then set a "counterintuitive" rule— the more the task platform feels like a job, and the more strict I am with anti-witch, the less I add, at most leaving a small account to dabble, and not get caught up in the airdrop season until I go crazy. Also, I only do protocols I genuinely want to research; even if I don’t earn points, I learn something, so it’s not a loss... Anyway, I’m a lone wolf, no one pays me for staying up late and climbing the ranks. That’s it for now.