Recently, doing tasks on platforms feels a lot like clocking in at work: signing in every day, linking a bunch of accounts, and after finishing, waiting for ratings, all while worrying, "Will I be considered a witch for doing this?" The testnet process is even more ridiculous—it's clearly about helping projects find bugs, but everyone is calculating expected points and guessing whether the mainnet will actually issue tokens... Honestly, it's not about interaction; it's about doing homework.

My current mindset is just to treat it as making backups: dividing the same effort into several parts, so I don't put all my hopes into one folder labeled "maybe airdrop." If I get it, great; if not, I won't fall apart. Anyway, I'm just a listener of confessions, and in the end, I still have to ask: does your time and position match what you're putting in?