Ah, this whole testnet points thing has been pretty confusing for me lately. I originally thought it was just about getting some practice in, but once I saw others calculating it as “expected profit,” my mindset started to get a bit off balance. I figured that you also have to set your stop-loss in advance—like, set an upper limit on “practice time” and “energy expenditure,” and once it hits the limit, you stop. In any case, those on-chain analysts say that big transfers are “smart money,” but I don’t believe any of that at all. I’d rather trust my own position management. Put bluntly, it’s basically admitting you’re wrong. What I learned wasn’t just technique, but how to manage the boundaries of your mindset—so that practice doesn’t turn into a gambler’s mindset.