Lately, I really can't keep up with the task platforms, doing crypto mining feels more like going to work: clocking in, filling out forms, linking a bunch of accounts, and being watched by "ratings," with warnings from the "witch" popping up all the time. Honestly, now I see that they ask for too many permissions and upload all kinds of messy information, I prefer to withdraw first and ask later, I'd rather take less than risk setting a trap for myself.

After watching on-chain data for a while, I realize that many projects claim to oppose the "witch," but in reality, they use barriers to filter people: the more you try to do compliant tasks, the more it seems like they’re using you for free growth... Anyway, I only look at two things: whether the funds are moving normally, and whether the contract permissions are outrageous. When I see abnormal wallets, I close the page immediately.

And then there are those recent narratives that tightly link ETF capital flows and US stock risk appetite to crypto price swings—seeing that too much makes me numb. Macro narratives are fine to listen to, but when it comes to my own trading, I only have one rule: don’t let emotions sign your name. That’s all for now.