Lately, completing tasks on the platform has been a bit… tiring. Back then, farming rewards felt like picking up loose change; now it’s starting to feel more and more like clocking in for work: filling out forms, binding a pile of social media accounts, repeatedly passing the “witch” review, and then getting a score afterward—making me feel like I’m chasing performance metrics. Plainly put, the more seriously you take it, the easier it is to get anxious; the more you try to max out the points, the easier it is to mess up in your operations.

Right now, I’m following the old rules: trimming my positions like pruning a potted plant. Keep the main position unchanged, test the waters with smaller positions, and once you’re done, stop—don’t let those few points turn your on-chain traces into a spiderweb. Especially lately, with Memes and celebrity trading calls heating up again, new users get fired up and end up chasing the attention rotation. The advice from old players—“don’t take the last baton”—really isn’t just pretending to be mature… Anyway, I’d rather move a bit slower than turn myself into a full-time office worker.