These past couple of days, I’ve been pulled along by the lively hype around memes for a little while. Honestly, storytelling is really addictive: when a group of people are in sync, you’ll think you’ve gotten braver too. But now, setting a stop-loss for myself feels more like “emotional stop-loss.” Once I start spamming the screen and thinking, “If I push a little more, I’ll get back to even / I’ll take off,” I’ll withdraw half first—just keep a bit of a sense of participation. I won’t stake my judgment along with it.

The testnet incentives and points stuff is the same. Everyone’s guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens, and I’ll get the urge to click around a couple times too. But I’ve set my goal smaller: I don’t chase full completion of the tasks, and I don’t stay up late just to monitor nodes. I’ll just treat it like a stroll. In fact, sticking with it like this lasts longer, and my mindset stays steadier… Anyway, there’s always excitement out there, but clarity isn’t always guaranteed.