Recently, earning testnet points feels a bit like a gym membership card: originally for practicing moves, but as you keep at it, everyone starts calculating "how much money I can get back from this card later"... Once it takes off, people unconsciously start increasing their time, their stakes, and their emotions. My stop-loss is pretty simple: treat it as a cost center, set a limit for myself on "how many sleepless nights / days of energy / Gas fees I'm willing to lose," and stop once I reach it, regardless of how the group screams for the next wave. Anyway, when points aren’t worth much, it’s easiest to get hooked, and on the day tokens are actually issued, I’ll be scared by the unlock calendar again. Staking unlocks and the resulting sell pressure anxiety have been around for a while. Honestly, don’t let a “possible airdrop” turn into a project you feel you must win. What I don’t regret is… deleting the wool list from several chains early on, leaving some brainpower to understand what the token models rely on to sustain themselves.