“Farming” stuff is getting more and more like going to work. Back then you could just click around casually and scrape together a low-income benefit; what about now? The task platform is set up like company performance reviews. To farm an airdrop, you have to research scoring models, defenses against botting, and even have to lock down the operation timeline precisely. One slip of the hand and your account gets bricked.

Sometimes I really wonder: are we here to grab free money, or to serve the project team like an employee? When you add up costs—gas fees, time, and effort—you still have to outsmart and outplay the robots. Anyway, I’m getting more and more佛 (detached). I don’t chase hot topics anymore. I just stick to my own rules—don’t chase, don’t over-leverage. Now that I look at those modular narratives, developers seem pretty excited, while we’re just completely clueless. Forget it—I’ll manage the small costs I’ve got in hand first.