A bunch of red notification dots on my phone: another testnet "points + whitelist" pop-up... To be honest, this thing was originally just for practice, but as everyone keeps clicking and clicking, they start calculating "how much it could be worth in the future," and once the mindset shifts, it's easy to get hooked.

My own stop-loss is pretty simple: time-based stop-loss + permission-based stop-loss. After two days of monitoring interactions, hydration, and script modifications, I stop; if I need to grant high permissions or install unknown plugins/scripts, I just delete them directly. Not getting the points isn't a big deal, but I won't risk my main wallet, email, or browser just for some "expectation."

Lately, the narrative about AI Agents automatically handling interactions has been popular, with many praising it but few paying attention to security... Anyway, I won't let any "intelligence" touch my frequently used addresses. If I want to try, I’ll use a new environment and a new wallet—losing only time, not my life. That’s all for now.