Lately, doing tasks on platforms really feels a bit like clocking in at work: first filling out forms, then linking a bunch of accounts, and you have to keep your "persona consistent," or else a low score might get you labeled as a witch... Honestly, mining has shifted from "trying your luck" to "performance evaluation." I even made a comparison table for my own protocols, and I found that the hardest part isn't on-chain operations, but showing up on time every day. TVL is like body temperature—when it's hot, everyone rushes in; when it cools down, the crowd disperses.

By the way, after that mainstream public chain upgrades/maintenance, the group started guessing whether there would be a big migration again. I think it doesn't matter whether they migrate or not: the task logic is increasingly like HR screening resumes. Those who can stay long-term probably aren't "gifted," just habits—being able to keep records, review, and manage expectations, rather than being led around by the scoring system. Anyway, I’ve updated my table first, and I’ll check in again tomorrow…