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Lately, everywhere is about social mining, points, badges, and as I keep scrolling, I forget what I originally wanted to do... I initially came to the blockchain to find liquidity pools with deeper trading volume, but now I spend every day doing tasks, replying to posts, sharing, as if I'm working for the platform in exchange for a little digital sticker. Honestly, identity is quite tempting, but the most expensive cost isn't Gas; it's time and attention. Especially recently, when memes and celebrities shout out, as soon as attention shifts, many newcomers are pulled along by the hint that "po

The mainnet gas fees spiked these days, and I got a bit scared... I wanted to do some small things on-chain, but after clicking my wallet twice, I felt the pain first. Later I realized: ordinary people really don't need to show off; if it can be done on L2, just do it on L2. Treat the mainnet as the "final settlement layer," and don't come out swinging with the experience tax that’s ridiculously expensive.
And now the group is arguing again whether the extreme funding rate is a reversal or just more bubble squeezing. I’m not going to follow the emotions for now. Lower my goals: swap pools fewe