These days, mining really feels more and more like going to work: in the morning, open the task platform to check in first, then follow the process to click five links, link three wallets, fill out a bunch of forms, and finally wait for a "rating." The most annoying part is the witch judgment system, which often just says "suspected connection" and gives a zero score, without even providing a decent reason... I even want to package the tx hash, screenshots, and timeline and send them back: if you say I look like a witch, then point out which transaction is wrong.

By the way, seeing everyone compare RWA and US bond yields with on-chain yield products, my mindset is also quite complicated: the returns seem more "stable," but the UX and rules are increasingly like risk control systems. Ordinary people want to squeeze some small profits, but end up being educated through the process first. Anyway, I now only choose processes that are short and rules that are clearly written; when I get tired, I stop.