These past couple of days, completing tasks on the platform feels a lot like clocking in for work: in the morning, check whether the score has dropped or not; in the afternoon, submit missing interactions; and at night, you still have to worry about being labeled a witch. To put it plainly, it’s not “playing”—it’s being led around by KPIs. In the past, “fishing for free money” was all about being bold and careful; now it’s more like writing weekly reports. The more operations you do, the less you dare to stick to the same set of habits—you end up tired.

What’s even more surreal is that everyone complains about task scores while, at the same time, using on-chain yield products to compare against U.S. Treasury yields and the whole RWA playbook. It feels like discussing government bonds in a coffee shop, while still holding a cup of bitter stuff. Anyway, I’m only picking a small amount to do now, and I don’t dare to open LP recklessly either. Don’t swallow the full cup of impermanent loss just for a few “sweets.” For now, that’s it.