Over the past couple of days, I’ve checked out a few more task platforms, and the more I use them, the more it feels like clocking in at work: check-ins, making posts, recruiting people, and then being kept under the watch of a scoring system. After finishing everything, you still have to worry about being judged as a “witch,” and your account gets handled all at once… To put it plainly, the energy is spent on “proving that I am me,” which is even more tiring than researching on-chain fund flows. The whole social mining setup is pretty mysterious too—fan tokens, attention being mined—sounds great, but in reality it’s just having your attention drained, and in the end, everyone is grinding to hit interaction KPIs. Anyway, I’d rather do less for now. Watching stablecoin inflows and outflows on-chain and tracking changes in L2 fees feels more solid; it’s okay to go slower. We’ll talk again next time.