Recently, doing tasks on the platform feels a bit like clocking in at work: signing in, liking posts, filling out forms, running testnets, and even taking screenshots for records... My wallet is divided into many parts; I originally wanted a clean setup, but now it feels like doing cost accounting—gas fees, time, attention—all need to be tracked, or I won’t know if it’s worth it later. What’s more annoying is the set of witch hunts and ratings; clearly, ordinary people opening multiple addresses for self-protection are easily mistaken for “anomalies,” and a one-size-fits-all approach is quite frustrating.

Seeing the inflation in blockchain games and the influx of studios, the coin prices spiral downward, and I can understand why platforms are increasingly resembling HR departments: afraid of being exploited, spammed, or ending up with garbage after distribution. But honestly, the more competitive it gets, the more it seems like they’re screening for “the toughest people,” rather than genuine users... I’ll take it slow now, prefer to do less but record clearly—vote when I can, test when I can, and the rest... forget it, don’t treat yourself like a production line.