Last night before bed, I checked the task platform and almost thought I was back to clocking in for work: first link the wallet, then fill out social media, then take screenshots as proof, and finally look at the score to see how I’m doing... Honestly, it’s not about the hassle, but that feeling of “being potentially branded a witch at any moment,” which is a bit draining. In the past, mining was like finding Easter eggs; now it feels more like performance evaluation. Being active on-chain can be broken down into a bunch of metrics, and doing too much actually makes me anxious.

Recently, the debate over staking/sharing security has also been heated. The layered yields look tempting, but it all feels like a set of nested dolls. When someone questions it, everyone starts competing to see who’s more compliant and more “real.” I now treat it as practicing risk preference management: do what I can, don’t treat it as a salary; if I can’t pass the score, then forget it—sleeping is more important.