Lately, doing tasks on the platform feels a lot like clocking in for work: daily check-ins, forwarding, answering questions, bringing in new people—and in the end, you still have to watch how your “score” is judged… The “witch” isn’t saying you don’t have to care, but what it’s like now is that if you haven’t been banned before, you don’t even count as a beginner. To put it bluntly, time is chopped into one slot after another, and once you finish, there’s no real sense of achievement—only anxiety, like you’re afraid you’ll miss a single step.

The group keeps circulating stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and all kinds of rumors about “de-pegging.” Even when I’m staring at the liquidation waterfall on-chain in the middle of the night, I can feel the emotions coming in waves—forwarding moves faster than facts. Anyway, I’m going slower now: leave traces where I can, and don’t turn yourself into just another office worker because of a score.

What I’m really most afraid of missing isn’t opportunities—it’s that exhausted feeling of falling asleep, then waking up to find you have to make up a whole stack of tasks.