Recently, looking at the "ratings" on those task platforms, it really feels like attendance punching: which chain you connect to today, which group you join tomorrow, miss a step and your score drops. They say it's about earning some extra money, but honestly, it’s starting to feel more like going to work, and you have to watch out for witches, making people feel like they’re constantly proving “I really am me.” I don’t quite understand how they judge it either; I can only keep an eye on address retention and genuine transactions. It seems like many people finish their tasks and then disappear, like bubbles under the ice.

When the cross-chain bridge gets hacked, I was a bit slow to react. By the time I saw it, everyone was already “waiting for confirmation” collectively. Same with the oracle errors—everyone acted calm on the surface, but secretly they were pulling back their hands. Anyway, I now prefer to do less and take it slow, rather than turning myself into a machine just for a few points.