Lately, I've been a bit annoyed by testing network point farming: it was supposed to be just practice, but everyone started treating it as "expected returns," and once they got excited, they began adding numbers, running scripts, jumping back and forth... Honestly, once practice turns into a gamble, it's time to set a stop-loss. My stop-loss is pretty simple: if I notice I'm more focused on the leaderboard than the market, I stop immediately; another is cost-based stop-loss—if Gas/Time/Risk start to get out of control, I treat it as paying tuition and close the page. Recently, I also had a moment of "I don't understand, so I won't move," when encountering a bridge and a new chain, the documentation was confusing, everyone in the group was rushing, I had my hands on the keyboard but still withdrew. Sure enough, someone got stuck in cross-chain for two days... Whatever, earning a little less isn't a big deal, I don't want to turn myself into that kind of "free labor" in a chain game with inflation, studios, and a spiral of coin prices. Anyway, I now prefer to go slow, making sure I understand what I’m doing before I act.