Recently, doing tasks on the platform really feels a bit like clocking in at work: signing in today, doing reviews tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow, still needing to screenshot proof that I'm not a witch... As soon as the scoring system kicked in, I started to "live by KPIs." Honestly, earning crypto now not only depends on quick hands but also on who can pretend to be a "normal user" better, which is pretty exhausting.

What's more awkward is that, after looking at wallets on the blockchain for a while, people become suspicious and paranoid: this interaction seems robot-like, that address looks like a batch number, and everyone just starts to distrust each other. By the way, the NFT royalty disputes are the same—people say they want to support creators, but also say it affects liquidity. In the end, the ones who end up paying are ordinary people.

Forget it, I won't chase explanations anymore. Sometimes, it's just randomness; as long as I can survive.