Last night I came across a bunch of testnet reward tutorials. Basically, they are just practice, but everyone is treating them as if they could someday be exchanged for real money and are competing fiercely. I set a stop-loss for this kind of thing: once it starts affecting my sleep or work, or if I have to deposit real money or do cross-chain transactions repeatedly just to cycle through, I’ll stop; also, if I run the same project for three days without seeing a clear timeline (snapshot, rules, anti-witching statements), I’ll consider it a missed connection. Recently, new L1/L2 projects are incentivizing to boost TVL, and longtime users complain about “mining, selling,” which isn’t without reason—don’t treat practice matches as main events to bet on. By the way, I muted the group chat, which cleared my ears a lot, making it easier to spot suspicious transfers and contract upgrades on the chain… and I’m less anxious now.