Lately, doing tasks on platforms really feels like clocking in at work: today doing this, tomorrow sending that screenshot, and still getting rated and deducted points, sometimes even called a "suspected witch." Honestly, everyone’s afraid of being exploited, but the more detailed the rules are, the more they resemble HR attendance checks. I complain while still flipping through the terms to avoid wasting effort.

Not to mention now there are a bunch of AI Agents and automated trading accounts running around on the chain, hyped up with grand narratives, but safety details are rarely scrutinized. In the end, risk control just cuts everything off indiscriminately, and the unlucky ones are ordinary people clicking and clicking manually. My partner saw me staring blankly at the wallet authorization screen late at night and said, "This isn’t trading crypto; it’s doing night shift operations..." I don’t know either, but I figure it’s best to authorize less and leave fewer traces. If a task can be skipped, just skip it.