Recently, I’ve been grinding testnet points to the point it feels like playing a pixel game. Originally just to practice my skills, but as I played, I started imagining “what if there’s an airdrop…” From the start, people tend to get hooked easily. My stop-loss is pretty simple: set a limit on “how much time I’m willing to waste + how much transaction fee I’m willing to spend,” and once reached, I close the webpage and stop interacting with the market; also, I avoid tasks that obviously require repeated clicking, feeling like I’m drawing cards.



Additionally, lately some regions have fluctuating tax and compliance policies—sometimes tightening, sometimes loosening. My expectations for deposits and withdrawals have also become more cautious: use small accounts and small amounts whenever possible, don’t push myself into a “break-even” situation. After all, testnet is just for testing; don’t let it turn into a real money-losing experience… Let’s see how it goes.
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