Honestly, the whole matter of testnet points these days is starting to feel like the “rehypothecation nesting doll” thing—looks like “practice,” but in reality you’re betting on expectations. You know this might end up being nothing but air, yet you just can’t let go. I’ve set a hard deadline for myself: once I finish three rounds of interactions, and the gas costs already exceed my psychological price point, I’m stopping decisively. Don’t trust any “run one more round and you’ll get the Airdrop” nonsense. The signal isn’t the points number—it’s when the tone in the team’s announcements starts getting ambiguous—that’s when it’s really going to cost you. Plain and simple: cut your losses before you start thinking you’re clever. Otherwise, once you’ve bled out, others will have already taken the nice airdrop.