This round of testnet points, I set a "stop-loss line" for myself: once I start calculating how much airdrop I can exchange for, or clock in every day like going to work, I will stop. To put it simply, practice is to run the oracle/settlement process smoothly, see how incentives and MEV can trap you; once it becomes expected, people will automatically leverage—time leverage, capital leverage, and eventually emotional liquidation.

Now that the anti-witch hunt on the task platform is getting stricter, I don't want to compete more: fixed twice a week, only do one thing per session (like just testing settlement boundaries), gas and time budgets end when the time is up, if I fail, I just note it down without trying again. (Bullet comment: don’t treat points as salary, hey) Anyway, during the airdrop season, only the mechanisms you truly understand and have figured out will remain.