Farming rewards now really feels like working a regular job: task platforms one after another. After you finish, you still have to guard against Sybils and boost your rating, and you get docked points at the drop of a hat. It’s exhausting. Put simply, it’s just switching workplaces to work—and even “slacking off” feels like overtime.

Recently I’ve been looking at those RWA yield products tied to U.S. Treasuries. Compared with traditional options, the on-chain yields don’t seem that appealing either—at the end of the day, it’s all just bookkeeping. Forget it. In plain terms: farming rewards is just about grabbing early red-envelope-style benefits, but the barrier keeps getting higher. Once the scoring system locks you out, all your hard work moving bricks might not be as reliable as someone else’s setup on a single account. As for me, I just keep an eye on the collateral ratio and the liquidation threshold—I don’t care about anything else. It’s tiring.