Recently, doing tasks on the platform feels a bit like clocking in at work: opening the webpage, connecting the wallet, signing, claiming the voucher, filling out forms, then going to Discord to reply with "gm," and finally waiting for the score. The witch rules layer one after another—device fingerprint, IP, on-chain path, social accounts—all need approval. Basically, turning "interaction" into "taking the blame." As a bookkeeping enthusiast like me, I can only add more columns: time, gas, address, task screenshots—anyway, avoiding backtracking.

What's even more intense is that Layer 2 keeps arguing about TPS, fees, and subsidies every day. The more they talk, the more I dare not jump around recklessly, afraid that one day the platform suddenly changes the scoring model, rendering all previous scripts and checklists useless. My current strategy is simple: do things in batches when possible, avoid changing environments if I can, and pretend I never did anything until the scores come out... for now, that's how it is.