Lately, doing task platforms really feels a bit like clocking in at work: today doing this, tomorrow filling out that, and in the end, you still have to watch the witch's ratings, afraid that any wallet action will be "too robot-like" and get wiped out directly. To be honest, the platform isn't stupid either; when traffic is high, it can only rely on rules to restrict users, but the retail experience becomes: the more serious you are, the more anxious you get, as if you're just submitting homework to the system.

I'm now more concerned about routing and liquidity—whether I can avoid slippage pitfalls and mysterious jumps that eat a chunk of my funds. Plus, recently, MEV and fairness in ordering have been criticized again. I can't control whether validators/miners' income goes up or down, but the feeling of being cut or snatched away is really annoying... Anyway, this thing of "grinding" is increasingly like attendance + risk control, so I might as well stay steady for now.