Recently, social mining/points/identity systems have become popular again.

I see many brothers in the group spending all day completing tasks, earning badges, making it feel like clocking in at work.
Honestly, badges are not valuable; what matters is whether you can turn your time into reusable things: scripts, risk control habits, on-chain observation frameworks, and so on.

I've been watching mmpool for a long time and become even more relaxed.
When congestion hits, all kinds of points get stuck in pending...
And now many on-chain data tools and tagging systems are criticized as "lagging/misleading."
Don't put too much faith in those "identity tags"—some people want to put on a show for you, and the cost isn't as high as you think.
Anyway, for me: automate what you can, avoid what you can't, and don't empty your life just for a badge—it's not sustainable.