I’m not really good at writing those “high-score” guides or anti-witch (anti-bot) tutorials, but I still want to say this: these current “wool-pulling” projects really treat retail users like factory workers—like floor staff. In the morning you clock in, sign in, and do tasks to get points; at night, you still have to stare at the leaderboard, afraid you’ll get downgraded. To put it plainly, it’s basically a night-shift job with no five social insurances and housing fund. Then in the group chat, there are people reposting images of “reserve audits” and “depegging.” One moment they say USDT is going to blow up; the next moment they say it’s fine. Anyway, it’s tiring and stressful just watching. My own principle is: instead of grinding for points until you’re anxious, figure out the gas costs first and then decide whether to go for it—so you don’t end up getting wiped out by some scoring system.