A few days ago, I saw someone in the community complain about missing key scores because their time card was off. I commented that this might be a reverse operation, but I was then dismissed. But thinking carefully, this incident is worth analyzing thoroughly.

Let's review the data. This guy's account balance is about $300U, with a daily score cap of roughly 16 points (1 basic point + 15 task points). The cycle goal is 240 points to receive the airdrop. But on a critical day, he lost 45 points, dropping from 240 directly down to 195.

This is very important—even if he earned the full 16 points that day, his total would only reach 211 points, still not meeting the airdrop threshold for that day. What does this mean? The Gas fees spent that day to earn points were essentially wasted.

From another perspective, truly knowledgeable players don't go all out on every battlefield; instead, they precisely weigh costs and benefits. On days with high point deductions, it’s better to rest. Because no matter how hard you try, you can't catch up, and you'll just be wasting money.

This is what I want to emphasize—many people are trapped by the word "diligence," grinding tirelessly until their eyes are bloodshot, but they haven't calculated the cost of each point. While you're still losing sleep over small fluctuations, the real experts have already used math to determine the optimal strategy. Sometimes, the smartest choice is to rest and lie flat when it's time to do so.