I muted the group, not because I can’t stand the noise, but because I really can’t handle that kind of anxiety about “how many testnet points you can farm.” At first it was clearly just practice and a way to get familiar with the process—yet now everyone treats points as expectations, afraid they’ll miss the next airdrop. Last week I farmed on a testnet for a single chain and, as a small safety move, I set a tiny stop-loss order—not to stop losses in the sense of losing money, but as a time stop: farm for three days, no matter how many points you get, then stop. It actually saved me, because later that chain suddenly said it would shut down for maintenance. In the group, everyone panicked, speculating whether the ecosystem projects would migrate. Anyway, I’d already withdrawn, and my mindset stayed steady. Volatility, like spices with breakfast, is fine—just don’t make it your main meal.