Lately, doing tasks on platforms really feels a bit like clocking in at work: a bunch of "interact once + screenshot + fill out forms" every day, and you have to watch the scores, fear the witches, doing too much actually feels like training others' risk control models. To put it simply, everyone just wants some "certainty," but the more detailed the rules, the more exhausting it gets.

I also admit I get itchy hands, mainly because when I see others posting "pass" or "bonus points" with those little red dots, my brain automatically fills in "If I don't do it, I'll miss out," even though I know it's probably just an emotional tax... but I still end up clicking a couple of times.

By the way, these days, about that main public chain upgrade/maintenance, the group is guessing whether the ecosystem should migrate. I prefer to look at the on-chain cost line and the distribution of chips; whether to migrate or not is another matter. Don’t jump to conclusions just from the narrative, because in the end, all the excitement is just someone else’s hype. Anyway, I’d rather do less now than be led around by the scores.