Lately, I've been looking at various task platforms, and it really feels like clocking in at work: clicking every day, signing in, sharing, and then adding a "social score." Basically, it's about filtering out witches and laziness at the same time. The problem is, the more serious you are, the more you seem like a factory line worker, and in the end, even incentives depend on whether your "profile" is well-behaved enough... I don't even get this tired monitoring the memory pool.

When new L1/L2 projects launch, they immediately start incentives as soon as TVL rises. It's normal for old users to complain about "mining, claiming, selling," because everyone understands that most of the time, it's just using airdrops to rent liquidity for a few weeks. A friend asked me if this is a stable side job, and I can only say that right now, I care more about transaction completion and slippage—anything that reduces interactions is better. Don't want to turn my time into a bunch of uncertain points. That's all for now.