At three in the morning, the workshop lights are off, and I open the notes app on my dormitory windowsill. Tonight's theme goes straight to the point:
The Coprocessor offloads high-consumption AI computations to the sidechain, saving 90% in Gas; Zero-Knowledge Proofs act like delivery seals, only verifying authenticity on-chain without rerunning; LA simultaneously serves as fuel costs, fulfillment deposits, and voting chips, making it three uses for one coin. The platform now compensates per piece: the more words in each piece, the more LA is settled, and there's no need to squeeze onto the rankings. Thus, my writing rhythm has turned into "typing while standing in line, typing while waiting at red lights" — updating five pieces daily, the LA I've earned in a week has already covered half a month's rent. The keyboard is like a new type of piece-rate machine, and the word count is the salary coefficient. Writing technology into life really does fatten the wallet.
