I tried once to go to a task platform and do a batch, but it ended up feeling more and more like clocking in at work: first linking a bunch of accounts, then doing a bunch of "interaction proofs," and finally having to look at their rating face. The most frustrating part was the witch screening—basically, the more you try to prove you're human, the more it feels like submitting homework... After going through the cycle, there’s no real sense of achievement, just the anxiety of whether my account will be sentenced to death.

Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA, the yield on U.S. bonds, and on-chain yield products all together. I find it quite split: on one side, on-chain emphasizes transparency and composability; on the other, task platforms are like black boxes with KPI assessments. Anyway, after that experience, I’ve learned my lesson—I'd rather do less, and first translate the rules and terms into language I can understand, or else I might get led around by the nose by the platform. That’s all for now.