Lately, doing tasks on the platform really feels more and more like going to work: waking up early to check in, filling out forms, connecting wallets, interacting with testnets, and also keeping an eye on the scoring system so you don't fall behind. The most annoying part is that witch-hunting process—trying to stay low-key, but the more I try to "prove I'm human," the more it looks like I'm turning in homework... Thinking about it now, it's pretty funny.

Expectations of rate cuts fluctuate between hot and cold, and the discussions about the US dollar index rising and falling together with risk assets give me a headache. When my emotions flare up, I want to rush in; when I calm down, I worry about being labeled a witch and wasting effort. Honestly, now it's not about betting on projects but about betting on platform rules and my own patience. With my ice-cream constitution, I melt after a little sun. That's all for now; I don't want to click "submit" again today.