I don't really like those platforms that "aren't games but still force you to grind tasks."

@spaace_io's task system is a rare example of restraint. It's more like giving you a direction to participate, rather than forcing you to stay on the interface.

Its tasks are all daily actions:

Place an order once,
Make a bid once,
Complete a transaction,
Follow a collection.

These are things NFT players do every day anyway; the platform just organizes them into a clear path.
The goals aren't heavy, there's no pressure, and the pace actually feels smoother.
Right now, it feels like:
No burden if you don't open it;
If you do open it, you can easily complete two or three actions without even thinking.
This kind of "light participation" structure is more durable than those that pile on tasks and desperately try to retain users, and it's more in line with the vibe a healthy NFT market should have.
@cookiedotfun @Bantr_fun