I spent a day messing around with interactions on the testnet. Previously, everything was basically just for practice matches, but now that points can be exchanged for an air-drop expectation, I’m actually not as willing to just rush in recklessly. To put it bluntly, even “free” stuff has a cost—gas fees, time, and mental energy for watching the charts. It’s really the same as on-chain lending: if the collateral ratio is too high, you’re afraid of liquidation; if it’s too low, you feel the capital efficiency is too poor. I set a small personal baseline for myself: on a single testnet, don’t spend more than three hours of effort. If it goes over, it’s sunk cost. In the end, it’s just like RWA products—no matter how steady the US bond yield is, you still have to see whether your cash flow can actually support it.