In the past, earning small rewards felt more like shopping for bargains; a couple of clicks and it was done.

Now, once the task platform opens, there are KPIs, continuous check-ins, invitations, and rating systems—it's almost like clocking in at a job.
Missing a day can get you labeled as a "witch suspect," in plain terms, it's about training people into pipeline users first.

I also don't quite understand this wave of social mining and fan tokens.
They keep saying "attention is mining," but after scrolling and contributing attention, what I mostly get in return are more tasks and tighter scoring rules...
Anyway, I now prefer to earn less rather than authorize everywhere just for points.
My signature remains: read first, then click; avoid interacting with unknown contracts if possible.
Cleaning up authorizations feels more like real income than doing tasks.
That's all for now.