Lately, I've been a bit annoyed by testing network point farming.

It was originally just to practice and get familiar with the process, but as I kept farming, I started thinking, "What if I get an airdrop?"…
Once there's an expectation, people tend to get carried away.
My stop-loss is pretty simple: the maximum time I spend in a day + the maximum number of authorizations I sign.
Once I reach that, I stop, even if I'm one step away from completing the task—close the page first, and deal with it the next day.
Especially now, with cross-chain bridge issues happening again, I don't connect to unfamiliar bridges on testnets.
I even have to look at the domain name three times when signing, and if there's a typo, so be it.
A few days ago, I also encountered a strange oracle price feed glitch.
Everyone in the group was waiting for confirmation, and I was waiting too—prefer to be slow rather than rush in first.
Honestly, points aren't work, and I even have the urge to uninstall my wallet plugin…
But thinking about it, I’ll just keep it, and only revoke permissions for chains and sites I don't use often, for now.