Lately, doing testnet tasks feels a bit like going to work, claiming it's practice, but secretly calculating in my mind, "What if I get points?"

Once practice turns into expectation, my stop-loss is set even more conservatively: first, set a total budget, stop if I go over; then, set a time window, if it drags on too long, consider it not meant to be; finally, emotional stop-loss—when I start staring at others' screenshots and getting excited, or itching to add more, I forcibly close the page and look at something else.
Honestly, points are like fog— the more you chase, the less clear it becomes.

These days, there's also a lot of noise about NFT royalties—creators want income, secondary markets need liquidity, and the arguments are quite practical.
The testnet side is similar; everyone wants certainty, but certainty is often the most expensive part.
For now, let's not turn practice into a gamble.