Lately, doing tasks on platforms has been pretty exhausting, clearly just for making money, but it feels like going to work every day: binding accounts, checking in, sharing, writing comments, and even worrying about the witch's score dropping. Honestly, the most annoying part is those that say "you need to prove you're a real person," but the standards are never clear, so in the end, everyone just learns to pretend to be normal, which is quite ironic.

And then there's the social mining and fan token stuff—"attention is mining" sounds great, but in reality, it's just burning attention as fuel, and after burning it, you're left to bear the witch's risks yourself... Yesterday, I impulsively followed a few accounts just to see the task clues, but after two days of browsing, I found it's all mutual boosting and hints, and my mindset shifted from "following isn't a loss" to "forget it, I'm unfollowing, my eyes are going blind."

Anyway, right now, I'm more concerned about rules and permissions: Can I upgrade? Who can change the scores? Is there a backdoor to block addresses with one click? I'd rather do less than be used as a tool just for a few points.