Lately, doing tasks on these platforms really feels a bit exhausting. What used to be “getting paid for doing things on the side” has turned into check-ins, writing weekly reports, peer reviews, and even having to maintain social activity… to put it simply, it’s basically work—only without the five social insurance contributions and one housing fund. Even more ridiculous is the witch rating system, like there’s an invisible HR staring over your shoulder: you’re not doing good enough at slicing funds into different buckets, your IP isn’t good enough, and your interactions aren’t “human” enough either.

Honestly, my kind of wallet hygiene obsession is a little awkward—I've spent so long using multi-signature, slicing funds across buckets, and minimizing permissions that it actually makes me easier to be flagged as “abnormal behavior.” From a security standpoint, it’s correct, but it costs points in the rating.

Outside, they keep using ETF fund flows and the risk appetite in U.S. stocks to explain price movements day after day—it just sounds more and more like macroeconomics teachers lecturing… Anyway, I’d rather do fewer tasks now. I’m not going to hand over address privacy and permissions just for a few points; I take a small bite of profit, and in the end the incident post-mortem means I have to work overtime again. That’s it for now.