Yesterday, I went through another round of points on the test network, and the more I did, the stranger it felt: originally just practicing, but as I kept going, I started thinking "what if I could exchange how much I get if I issue tokens," and my mindset tilted, so I dared to try anything.

My stop-loss is pretty simple: set a limit for myself—how much time I spend each day, how many signatures I make, how many new sites I connect to externally; if I exceed, I stop, even if I’m close to completing the task.
And I only use a single wallet, never touch the main wallet or commonly authorized accounts—anyway, on the test network, the most expensive thing about all the "free" stuff is attention and permissions.
Recently, everyone’s been talking about staking unlocks, token unlock calendars, and the market’s anxiety about selling pressure is everywhere.
I remind myself instead: don’t treat “possible airdrops” as guaranteed income, or you’ll never be able to accept a stop-loss.
For now, I’ll just wait until I review the update logs and contract changes again.