Lately I've been earning testnet points again, claiming it's practice, but everyone implicitly expects to be able to exchange for something. Frankly, once there's an expectation, it's no longer "just clicking around," and exposure is truly exposure. My stop-loss is pretty simple: once I notice myself increasing time, accounts, or scripts to chase progress, I stop for two days, cut the interaction frequency in half, better to be safe than have my wallet become a target even if it means less.

AI agents and automated trading are quite the trending narratives right now, but I'm more concerned about who is paying attention to security details. Automation can also lead to mistakes; if there's an issue with authorization, signing, or private keys, no matter how many points you have, it won't be enough to cover the loss. Anyway, I just follow the "worst-case scenario" approach—small wallets, small amounts, stop working at the scheduled time, survive first, then talk.