Doing tasks on reward platforms to “farm points” is really starting to feel like a job: daily check-ins, forwarding, clocking in, and even interaction counts have to “hit the target.” In the end, they give you a score—if it’s low, you’re automatically tagged as a witch, and they don’t even make clear why. Basically, I’m not afraid of hard work; what I fear is that the rules change every day, and you have to guess the KPIs yourself. It used to be studying protocols; now it’s studying platform psychology…

Even more ridiculous: recently, everyone has been comparing RWA and U.S. Treasury yields with on-chain yield products, and as a result, task platforms have started to copy that same “risk control profiling,” taking a one-size-fits-all approach. Anyway, my approach right now is kind of old-school: if you can leave traces, leave traces; I don’t chase fancy interactions. I’d rather do a little less than turn my wallet into a resume just to get a “good citizen” certificate.