Lately, I've been pushed around by all kinds of social mining/points systems again. Today I check in, tomorrow I share, the day after I join groups and speak up, making it feel like clocking in at work. Honestly, those badges and "statuses" are pretty much like moldy nameplates in an ancient tomb: they look ceremonial, but no one might want to trade food for them. What's funny is that I still occasionally click around out of boredom, only to realize after a moment that I haven't done any real work.

Now everyone is talking about modularization and the DAO layer, with developers' eyes shining brightly, while users are completely confused—me included... Anyway, I’d rather go slow and observe how old protocols fail or how old vulnerabilities resurface. Points can be picked up, but don’t drain your time for them—this is the most expensive thing in a bear market. That’s all for now.