Lately, when I’m doing tasks on the platform, I feel a bit foggy: daily check-ins, binding social media, writing feedback, recruiting referrals—and in the end, I still have to wait for a score… Pulling “faucet” rewards now really feels like clocking in for work, except the pay is uncertain, and you could even be judged as a “witch” and have everything wiped out to zero. To put it plainly, you’re not “participating in the ecosystem”—you’re putting on a risk-control performance to prove you’re a real person. I can understand why projects worry about being farmed, but when they go with a one-size-fits-all approach, it can accidentally hurt normal users too. Your mindset shifts straight from “snagging a bit of free candy” to “did I not click something right again?”

Anyway, I’d rather go take a look on-chain at liquidity and routing. At least whether slippage is big or small is clear. As for the whole scoring and ranking thing—it’s basically mysticism. Recently, MEV and ordering fairness have also been criticized again: miners/validators get to take the meat, and retail investors have to line up just to get a sip of the broth… That’s enough for now. I’m not working overtime today.