Today the traffic was ridiculously congested, my coffee went cold, and I kept seeing pages pushing "social mining/points" to encourage you to check in... Basically, it's just using attention as fuel. Someone asked if "attention equals mining" is a fallacy, and I feel it's not entirely false, but the costs are deliberately hidden: time, emotions, and the awkwardness of forcing interactions just for a badge.

Right now, I mainly focus on what can be verified: whether on-chain data matches up, if there are traps in the contracts, whether the points rules might suddenly change, and if unlocking/distribution looks suspicious at a glance. The fan token scene is similar—it's lively, but in the end, it might just trap people in tasks. Anyway, I prefer to take it slow; if I miss out, I miss out. Don't drain your life just for an identity. That's all for now.