Another 1600u

Why can't many people accept overtime? I just want to say, well done👍🏻

Many people don't realize one thing: humans will die

Life is very short. Most people only have a few decades. Excluding the childhood and elderly stages where we basically can't make our own decisions, the period when we can freely indulge in doing what we want is painfully short.

And overtime is just consuming our precious time. Some companies are a bit more conscientious and know they are taking your time, so they give some overtime pay as compensation.

Some don't even provide basic compensation. Is this something humans should do?

Honestly, anyone who isn't really struggling to afford food or rice just doesn't know how to do overtime.

And many people don't realize that in many countries, the 8-hour workday includes 1 hour for lunch and commuting time. Some even have 15 minutes for tea. That means, excluding these, the actual working hours might only be six or seven hours.

So, clear-headed brothers won't sell their time to overtime culture but instead invest that time into paths that can generate long-term returns.

ARK is an ecosystem designed to turn time into a long-term usable asset, allowing time to be exchanged for more sustainable and safer returns 🌱

• Time-weighted governance and long-term incentives weaken short-term speculative weight, rewarding long-term contributors with higher shares and governance voice, encouraging investment of time into valuable long-term projects ⏳

• Treasury buffers and buyback strategies provide a minimum return for long-term participants, reducing extreme volatility risks

These two points are enough. Wishing everyone a successful A9 together this year