Recently, I’ve been looking at the scoring systems of various task platforms, and it really has that “if you don’t come to check in, you’ll lose points” vibe… In the past, farming rewards at least felt like finding a bargain, but now it’s increasingly like going to work: filling out forms, binding accounts, posting on Twitter, taking screenshots, waiting for approval, and even having to worry that the witch hunt will use an all-or-nothing judgment. Doing too much just feels like you’re building up a black history for yourself. Put simply, everyone is being pushed out by studio-driven projects—project teams are afraid of getting stripped clean, so they can only keep stacking gate after gate. As a result, the time cost for ordinary people directly explodes. It reminds me of the inflation + studios + token price spiral in chain games—at the end of the day, it’s whoever moves slower who ends up paying the bill. Swap the skin, and it’s still that same familiar taste. Anyway, I’m just using smaller accounts now and touching it less—if it can be verified on-chain, I’ll do it on-chain. Don’t wreck your own rhythm for a few “points.” Sincerely.