Wow, the whole testnet points thing has gotten more and more surreal lately. Back then, everyone just did it to practice, but now they’ve started setting expectations—like, “how much these points from this round will be worth”... Meanwhile, those big on-chain transfers and cold-wallet activity are being treated as “smart money” signals. I can’t—so funny. I’ve also been running a few testnets across a couple of chains, and honestly, I need to get my mindset right. It feels like preparing for battle early, but also like digging a pit for myself—what if they really end up airdropping “air”? Then wouldn’t all this work be for nothing? So I’ve made myself a rule: time cost is the stop-loss line. Don’t get carried away and keep refreshing every day—pull out once it’s about right. Anyway, the points you actually manage to get are the real ones. Expectations are expectations—don’t treat practice like an investment. If it goes south, then come back later and post your results.