Recently, airdrop season has people working like clocking in at a job, with a bunch of anti-fraud rules on the task platforms... I’d rather stay far away, even if it means fewer points, I don’t want to leave a bunch of footprints. By the way, about yield aggregators—looking at the APY sounds tempting, but who exactly is behind the contract helping you do the work, and through which layers of pools is the money flowing? Honestly, it’s almost as important as “who is the counterparty.” A couple of days ago, I casually checked on-chain records, and I saw that a vault just moved funds from 0x7a…d3 into a newly deployed strategy contract, with multi-signature upgrade permissions. I immediately got obsessive-compulsive: this isn’t yield, it’s sleep debt. I can memorize mnemonic phrases, but I really can’t memorize contracts—better to stay cautious.

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