Recently, I've been a bit obsessed with testing network points. Clearly, it's just practice, but as I keep going, I start to think "maybe I'll get an airdrop"... At this point, I usually set a stop-loss for myself: think in terms of probabilities, not fate. For example, I estimate a rough success rate (mainnet actually launches, I actually receive it, the amount issued covers the time cost), then multiply step by step. If the result is so low that it makes me uneasy, I just stop. More specifically: how many hours I can spend each day at most, how many times I will pay gas/bridging fees, and if after a few weeks there's no obvious progress, I’ll withdraw—no more chasing. By the way, recently I saw someone complain about miner/validator income and unfair MEV ordering. Basically, you think you're just practicing, but you're also providing liquidity and orders for others... Once you understand this, setting a stop-loss becomes much easier.