Testnet points are a pretty delicate thing. I originally thought I’d just practice, but then I saw someone post about airdrop expectations, and my mindset changed.

Now I’ll jot it down casually: why I did that task that day—whether it was actually “real learning” worth a certain number of points, or whether I was just betting purely on expectations. At the end of the month, I’ll flip back and check; if the ratio is distorted, I’ll stop. In plain terms: points can be farmed, but time can’t be farmed back.

The whole fight over NFT royalties is the same, too. Creators shout that they’re hungry, while the platform cuts revenue and swaps it for liquidity—both sides have a point. I just feel that—anything “free” comes with a hidden bill, and testnets are no different. That’s it for now—I’m going to catch up on yesterday’s notes.