Honestly, “farming” rewards now feels more and more like going to work. The task platforms churn out a pile of tool scripts, whitelists, interaction lists, and even add a “sybil score”—it can genuinely make your scalp tingle. Back then, I could just casually do a few interactions, grab an airdrop, and lie flat; it was pretty comfortable. Now I have to quantify scores, estimate gas costs, watch out for sybils, and also keep an eye on community updates—otherwise, all the work goes to waste once ranking starts.

Anyway, I say out loud, “Don’t do this round,” but in my heart I still can’t help but add more. Data can lie, but real user retention, interaction depth—someone has to bet on those. With attention rotating so fast these days, veteran players spend all day telling newcomers not to take the last baton. I can’t be bothered to persuade them either—so they can decide for themselves. I’ll buy some memes to resist a bit, but don’t really think you can outrun the race. It’s a probability game—just like an employee’s life.