Over the past couple of days, I’ve opened a few task platforms again, and it really feels like “clocking in for work”: first link your wallet, then fill out the form, then pass the scoring—and you even have to worry that once the “witch” label is slapped on, all your effort goes to waste. To be blunt, I’m not afraid of the trouble. I’m afraid that after running around for a while, the system will just hit you with a single “not compliant” and send you packing—my mindset gets cleared on the spot.

Now even skimming for small gains requires risk control. After I was asked to补 materials for the third time, I finally learned my lesson: first look at the rule boundaries and the points deductions—if you can’t meet them, don’t force it. Keep a clean address as an escape hatch. Out there, Layer 2 is still arguing about TPS, fees, and which subsidies are more attractive… Anyway, I’ll keep my eyes on the clearing line first, and not let “tasks” make me run my positions too tight. That’s all for now.