Lately, I've seen a bunch of guesses like "Testnet is just testing, the mainnet will definitely issue tokens, right?" Honestly, I've become somewhat immune to it... The expectation of points or rewards is the easiest way to lead people into a trap. Many projects seem simple in their interactions—click a few times, sign a transaction, and it's done—but now I tend to think more carefully: I treat simplicity as a trap—the easier it looks, the more likely it is collecting your attention and costs, ultimately reaping your time and gas fees.

My own way to avoid excessive FOMO is pretty straightforward: first, clearly decide how much I'm willing to pay for this chain or product (even if it's zero), then determine how much interaction to engage in. Also, I look at the token model like repairing an engine—whether the release, incentives, and buybacks make logical sense. Otherwise, relying solely on community enthusiasm "powered by love" can be dangerous if it gets too heated, as it might turn into fuel. Anyway, I prefer to scan less and avoid turning myself into an emotional trader. That's all for now.