There's still some meat left on the testnets in '22-'23, but from '24-'26, project teams have gotten smarter: higher gas fees, upgraded Sybil resistance, significantly reduced testnet weight, and mainnet allocations leaning heavily towards insiders/VCs. The return curve for retail farming is being actively flattened by project teams. Mindlessly grinding now has basically turned into 'trading time and gas for psychological comfort.' How to pick projects? · Stop believing 'highest hype = highest returns' as a universal truth. · Look at tokenomics and community allocation ratios (if the community only gets 3-5%, you can probably skip it). · Set a stop-loss for testnet farming: if gas costs exceed your budget, pull out—don’t gamble on the later stages. · Remember this: project teams will always know better than you how to protect their own interests. Checked around and can’t believe YangNiu didn’t make the list. What’s your take, @y_cryptoanalyst?