To be honest, working on task platforms now feels more and more like clocking in at a job: today doing this testnet, tomorrow filling out that form, earning a bunch of points, but always thinking "Will the mainnet really issue tokens"… The more I think about it, the more anxious I get. The witch hunt and scoring mechanisms are also getting harsher, and accounts feel like they've undergone a psychological KYC: too little interaction and you're worried about not having enough weight, too much interaction and you worry about being flagged as a bot, so nothing feels reliable. I'm sticking to my discipline now: only keep one clean address per project, save steps where I can, and don't make on-chain traces weird just for a few points. After watching the open interest and funding rates for a while, I understand one thing: these things are loudest when not actually paying out, and when they do, there's usually no sound. I’m not even sure if it’s worth it in the end, but at least don’t turn yourself into someone who "lives for points."