Recently, doing tasks on platforms really feels a bit like clocking in at work: first connect your wallet, then verify your identity, then run through a bunch of small tasks, and finally check ratings and "witch" screening... Honestly, I just want to take advantage of some on-chain opportunities, but every day I’m just filling out forms and guessing the mood based on the rules. The biggest fear for queue jumpers isn’t slow speed, but realizing after a busy round that the rewards aren’t enough, wasting effort for nothing.

What’s even more amusing is that outside, whenever someone is watching large on-chain transfers or hot and cold wallets on exchanges, they shout “smart money is coming,” while I’m still hesitating whether to open another account, afraid of a one-size-fits-all ban. Anyway, now it’s more and more about whether it looks “like a real person,” but I’ve already been trained to look like a robot myself…

Forget it, I’ll just finish what I need to do today, don’t get too carried away; if I get something, consider it a bonus, if not, just pay the tuition fee, and keep queuing tomorrow.