Someone commented, "It's not worth farming points if you don't farm them"... I'm really speechless. Now this social mining/badge system, honestly, is just using your time as fuel—checking in daily, sharing, posting in groups—ultimately, you get a "status" that may not even do anything. I've been lurking on cross-chain bridges for a while, seeing too many people treat interactions like a job—once there's a slight disturbance on the chain, they start deleting accounts and running away. Don't turn yourself into a KPI for project teams.

You've also seen the collapse of those blockchain games, right? Inflation kicks in, studios enter the scene, and the coin price spirals downward—the first to be drained is the "enthusiasm of regular players." Social points are essentially similar; sooner or later, someone will settle the accounts: the emotional value of posting = 0, the time cost = ∞. Right now, I just want to test a few protocols that I really need to use—if I can avoid the chaos, I will. When a black swan event hits, badges won't be able to save you.