Recently, I’ve been grinding testnet points so much it feels like going to work... At first, I thought it was just practice, but then in the group, everyone was calculating "expectations" every day, and my mindset immediately shifted: clearly there’s no principal risk, but time and attention are the costs. My stop-loss is pretty straightforward: set a "maximum of X hours of messing around / maximum of X interactions" for each project, and stop once reached, no more task additions, no chasing those last-minute "final waves." Anyway, the model can’t save a restless hand.

Some people compare RWA, or the yield on U.S. bonds, to on-chain yield products, and I just want to laugh: that’s probably anxiety about where the funds can sleep. Testnet stuff feels more like gambling; if you don’t treat it as practice, you’ll just turn yourself into fuel. That’s it for now, time to clock out for today.