I suddenly realized that recently, testnet points have started to “compete” in terms of “expectation management.” Previously, you could just bridge across chains, run a node, and treat it purely as practice. But now, wow—before it’s even live, the community is already calculating the TGE unit price and benchmarking which airdrop to compare it with. 😅, honestly, this is the same kind of anxiety as selling pressure from token unlocks—everyone is calculating “when it’s least costly to run,” but when unlock day finally comes, once liquidity gets dumped, expectations instantly turn negative. My approach is pretty simple: treat the testnet as “practice stop-loss.” Set a hard cap on what you’re willing to spend (e.g., time or Gas fees). Once it goes beyond that number, consider it tuition—no prolonged fight. After all, project teams painting a dream isn’t illegal; regular people shouldn’t turn “practice” into “gambling.” Revoke the authorization first—out of sight, out of mind.