Recently, rushing through a task platform feels a bit like clocking in for work: today you check in with this wallet, tomorrow you switch to that chain—afraid that if you miss even one step, you’ll get instantly cut off by the witches. And in the end, you still have to read the ratings’ mood. I’m drawing K-line charts while filling out forms, and it feels like my lines are crooked too, and the tasks I complete are wrong as well—anyway, getting hit from both ends. Even more awkward is the whole on-chain ordering/MEV situation. It’s not without reason that retail investors complain: validators earn pretty steadily, and on our side, grabbing a transaction is like queuing to buy an account. Later, I just lowered my expectations and stopped fantasizing about “sure big payouts.” If I can learn something, that’s enough—and my mindset feels a lot lighter now.