Lately, testing on the testnet feels a bit like going to work, to be honest.


Basically, this thing was originally for practice, but everyone is now focused on "points = future value," and the mindset has changed.
I set a rule for myself: once I start calculating "how much time/fees I put in—when will I break even," I consider my expectations already inflated.
I immediately stop for two days, and I don't move the address either, to prevent myself from accumulating more and more.
Seeing someone compare RWA, US Treasury yields with on-chain yield products, I also get tempted, but I prefer to treat these as observational topics, not KPIs.
Anyway, if I miss out, I miss out; keeping my mind clear is the most valuable.
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