Recently, I've been looking at the scoring system on the task platform, and it really feels like clocking in at work: today doing this, tomorrow switching to that, and still worried about being labeled a witch. Honestly, it's not the technical difficulty that wears me out, but the mindset—like catering to an invisible attendance machine. Outside, Layer2 is still arguing over TPS, fees, and ecosystem subsidies—it's like comparing the speed of serving coffee; they argue, but in the end, it all depends on whether the customers come back. For me, the real "signal" is actually: whether there are genuine people on the chain repeatedly using it, and willing to come back after using it; and whether the rules are becoming more like an anti-cheating game. Anyway, I'm now pretty chill about making money; I do a little and stop, no late nights, no heavy positions, no trying to outsmart myself—so I don't end up working overtime.