Lately, doing tasks on the platform really feels like clocking in at work: filling out forms today, signing in tomorrow, taking screenshots the day after, and then waiting for a score... Basically, it's fear of witches, but it makes it seem like everyone is under suspicion. Even more ridiculous is that some project scoring rules are unclear, and you don't know what you're lacking, so you can only tough it out and create more accounts? Thinking about it, the risk seems too high.

Now I’ve actually lowered my goals: not aiming for perfect attendance, not trying to get "perfect scores," just focusing on the few tasks I can explain clearly and that have simple processes, even if it’s fewer, I feel more at ease. This way, I can stick with it longer, and my mindset won’t be so fragile.

By the way, I see the complaints about MEV and fairness in transaction ordering on the chain—validators/miners are earning what they should, while retail investors are still busy doing tasks and chasing scores... Anyway, I have one principle: don’t click links, always read the signature carefully first, never touch mnemonic phrases on cloud drives, just stick to this for now.