Imagine if our performance data collection was no longer limited to keyboard and mouse operation logs, but could directly capture brain activity signals? This idea sounds a bit crazy, but at the recent Tech Summit, a company focused on brain-computer interfaces proposed such a bold concept. Their core idea is clear—using neural interface technology to track users' cognitive states and thought activity patterns in real time. This could have a profound impact on Web3 applications, game experience optimization, and even work efficiency assessment. Traditional performance monitoring is long overdue for an upgrade.