Recently, I’ve been getting a bit too absorbed in accumulating testnet points. They say it’s just for practice, but somehow my mind started calculating “expected returns.” At this point, I usually set a stop-loss for myself: a time stop-loss plus a capital stop-loss. For example, no more than two hours per day—if the gas and cross-chain costs reach a certain amount, I stop and no longer add more funds “to chase higher” ones. Anyway, Layer 2 is also busy arguing over TPS, fees, and subsidies—who’s more appealing. This is when I remind myself even more: subsidies are for someone else, but the costs are real money. If it’s just practice, then treat it as practice. Once the strategy takes shape, withdraw—don’t train yourself into someone who ends up filling liquidity holes.