The old alarm clock on the table has been dug out again recently.

It was originally meant to remind myself not to stay up late, but now it’s become a tool for “clocking in and doing tasks”…
Honestly, mining now feels more like going to work: clicking on task platforms every day, submitting interactions, taking screenshots, filling out forms, and even watching the scoring system, afraid of being cut like a witch.
On-chain looks pretty lively, but in reality, many transaction traces seem to be dragged along by KPIs.

What’s more awkward is that everyone starts taking detours to “look more real,” crossing chains back and forth, switching wallets, splitting transactions, making me have to think first: is this a demand, or attendance checking?
Recently, the group has been arguing again about whether privacy coins and coin mixing are considered red lines.
I understand both sides’ emotions, but in the gap between scoring and compliance, the more they wash, the more it looks like they’re proving their own guilt…
Anyway, I’d rather do less now, leave a clear chain of evidence, and not get busy turning myself into a production line.