I muted the group, and the world suddenly became much quieter, only then realizing that I had been constantly pulled along by rhythms like "Did the task platform add more points again?" or "How to change the witch judgment." They say it's about making money, but doing it really feels like going to work: clocking in, taking screenshots of weekly reports, and even worrying about KPI not being enough, which the system might treat as a script. To put it simply, scoring is just turning people into a series of behavior curves, which isn't very beautiful.

Recently, I've seen everyone comparing on-chain yield products with RWA and U.S. bond yields. I also feel tempted, but whenever I think about the "shapes" formed by various incentives behind them, I want to slow down even more. Anyway, I’d rather do fewer tasks now and spend more time watching how funds move on-chain, instead of turning myself into an always-on applicant. That’s all for now.