Recent activities in crypto mining feel a lot like going to work: daily check-ins on task platforms, filling out forms, connecting plugins, and finally being "rated" with a one-size-fits-all score. To be honest, whether you want to be a witch or not isn't the issue; if you don't follow their process, you get no points... For someone like me who loves watching collapse timelines, I actually fear this "invisible KPI" more. The project team can categorize you as a bad actor with just a word about risk control, and they’re too lazy to even provide on-chain evidence.

My mom also asked me: Isn't this just doing free work for others? I can only say... hmm, somewhat, and you also need to bring your own equipment and bear the risks yourself. Recently, everyone talks about rate cut expectations, and when the dollar index moves, risk assets follow the same rise and fall. I'm even more annoyed: macro winds outside, a bunch of rules inside the task platform, and whether you get paid or how much depends entirely on their mood. Anyway, I now only choose platforms that have open rules and verifiable records; the rest is just watching dramas.