Just saw the group chat again spamming testnet points. Honestly, I’m a bit numb to these air-drop expectations now. Last year, I ran several projects pretty diligently, but I didn’t see so much as a cent. Instead, it was my time and effort—real money and energy—that I put in. Now I’ve learned my lesson: I set a psychological stop-loss in advance. For example, I’ll run it for at most three weeks—if there’s no movement, I stop. And I won’t emotionally invest myself into it for real. Anyway, just treat it as practice—don’t end up in that kind of headspace of “don’t go in and you’ll miss out on a hundred million.” What I fear most isn’t losing money; it’s losing control. Losses you can withstand, but once you lose control, impulsive actions are what usually throw off the whole rhythm.

Over the past couple of days, modular blockchains and the DA layer have been getting hot again. Developers are hyping them to the skies. I look at my own on-chain notes and they’re still the same as before—if I don’t understand it, I’ll just not jump on the bandwagon. That’s it for now.