Lately I’ve been a bit too obsessed with farming testnet points. I originally started just to practice, but as I kept at it, I started calculating, “What if there really is a real airdrop?” Once expectations build, people are more likely to act unreasonable. My stop-loss is actually pretty straightforward: once I notice I’m doing it just to rack up a few more times—start authorizing things casually, caring less about the contract name, or even grinding through in the middle of the night—then I stop for two days. I’d rather have less interaction than end up ruining my wallet hygiene.

These past couple of days, the group has also been circulating talk about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and all kinds of rumors about “de-pegging.” To be honest, the more I read into it, the more my mindset drifts: one minute I want to switch everything over, the next I think it’s all just noise. I thought I was pretty laid-back, but when I see things like “the last chance to board,” I still end up with shaky hands… In any case, I’m following the checklist now: small accounts, limits, record every step—once I can do it without regrets, I’ll wrap up. That’s it for now.