Lately, I've been a bit cautious about mining testnet points: originally just practicing, but as I kept mining, I started imagining "maybe I can recoup my investment through airdrops in the future"... Once expectations are set, people tend to increase their position size and extend their time, eventually turning into a daily grind of internal fatigue like clocking in for work. My stop-loss is pretty simple: I only allocate a fixed amount of time each day, and if it’s over, I close the webpage; also, I keep separate wallets, and I definitely don’t transfer money from the testnet wallet to the main wallet, even when I hear rumors about "possible snapshots." On the outside, people are explaining all the ups and downs with ETF capital flows and U.S. stock risk appetite theories, but hearing that too much makes me more prone to emotional trading... Anyway, I now trust discipline more than emotions. For now, I’ll focus on watching the real market.