Now earning crypto really feels more and more like going to work: task platforms assign you KPIs, check-ins, interactions, filling out forms, screenshots, and finally passing a witch test and scoring, like performance reviews... Honestly, it's not "playing on the chain," it's "clocking in on the chain." I'm not against filtering people, but many scoring logics are too black-boxed, and the on-chain data tools' tagging systems are even criticized for being outdated or misleading. Today you get labeled as a "suspected witch," and tomorrow you don't even know who to appeal to. Anyway, I'm now more conservative—if I see suspicious contracts, I just mark and avoid them, accepting fewer interactions. As for "long-term," I roughly define it as about a quarter—if I can endure three months and still be willing to use it, then I really want to stay.