Recently, I've seen a bunch of social mining, points, and identity badge gameplay again, basically using your time as fuel. Clicking a few times, sharing a few sentences, seems low-cost, but when you really calculate it, you're actually helping the platform stay active and gather data, in exchange for a "potentially useful" badge. Anyway, I get a bit tired just looking at task walls now; I’d rather focus my energy on the fee structure: how routing is done, where liquidity is fragmented, how slippage is eaten up—these are at least verifiable.

By the way, some people also compare RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products together. I understand the anxiety, but don’t mistake "seems stable" for "risk-free." Points and identity, let alone, if rules change, they become worthless. My approach is simple: try small amounts, set limits, don’t drain yourself for a badge—just do it this way for now.