Lately, working on task platforms has been a bit exhausting.

Doing small tasks has shifted from "casually doing it" to "clocking in for work": check-ins, transfers, bindings, and being watched by the scoring system again.
The witch hunt feels like an interview, honestly it's just buying a ticket that looks "like a real person."
When I was a newbie, I misunderstood: doing more tasks would definitely be more stable;
now I think: the scores are more like risk control models, behaving too neatly can easily be mistaken for scripts.
Adding to that, recently everyone keeps talking about staking unlocks, token unlock calendars,
pressure and anxiety build up, and the platform prefers to tighten rules...
Anyway, I now prefer to do fewer actions and make on-chain behavior more natural,
don't turn yourself into a KPI machine.