Recently, I’ve been seeing a nonstop barrage of all kinds of “social mining/points/identity” schemes. In plain terms, it’s asking you to trade time for an uncertain badge. My method is kind of old-school: first, do the math—how many minutes can you spend per day on average? If it’s over 20 minutes, just pretend you didn’t see it. If interaction is required, keep it to at most 2–3 actions; for any single transaction, I cap slippage at within 0.3%. And if the Gas ends up higher than expected, I just back out. Anyway, with “identity” like this, whether it can eventually be cashed out depends on the project’s mood. (Don’t treat yourself as free labor, okay?)

That whole chain-game setup is similar too in how it ends: once inflation hits, the studios start churning and churning, the token price spirals, and in the end, the most valuable thing left is “online time”… I’d rather put my energy into parameters and execution that can be reused. Treat points like a lottery—don’t hollow out your life. That’s it for now.