Lately, testing the testnet points has been a bit exhausting for me... At first, it was just practice, but then when someone in the group shouted "This might be a good move," everyone got excited, and my wallet kept growing. My stop-loss now has only two rules: one is time—if I’m still messing around after half an hour, I stop; the second is authorization—any request that asks for big permissions or strange plugins, I just skip it, even if I miss out. Recently, AI agents and automated trading have become popular again. I don’t really trust the hype, but people who focus on security are less popular. Anyway, I see complexity as an enemy: the fewer steps, the better.