I’m the kind of person who wouldn’t even casually click around on a testnet. 😂 Even though I know it’s fictional, when I see my own address getting some points on a testnet leaderboard, I still can’t help thinking—what if, though? Then I start to worry about whether to grind a few more accounts.

In fact, I’ve seen too many chain games like this: studios flood in, an inflation + token price spiral starts, and in the end everything collapses. Testnet points are the same—once everyone begins to “expect” it will launch, be valuable, and be convertible into cash, the mindset changes. It’s no longer “just practice and play around,” but “why shouldn’t I farm?”

My approach now is: set a time limit—say, spending at most a couple of hours a week. If it exceeds that, I stop, no matter whether the points reach some target number. Anyway, practice is practice—don’t let “expectations” turn into another kind of gamble. That’s it for now.