Lately, I've been a bit off track with testing net points... At first, it was really just practice, casually noting down the time spent and success rate for each step. Then the community mentioned it might be useful later, and my mindset immediately shifted to expected returns. I started getting carried away. To be honest, my stop-loss for myself is pretty simple: each test net only has a fixed amount of time and a fixed gas budget, and I stop once it's used up; if I don't find anything new after two days, I withdraw and don't "make up assignments." Anyway, the practice is to verify the method, not to gamble on whether others give me candy.

By the way, I saw that outside, people are still tying ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls together in their interpretations... Listening to that just makes me sleepy. The only things affecting my execution are: whether my clumsy method can still be reproduced, and whether I can control the learning costs of losses. That’s all for now.