Recently, I’ve been watching a few blockchain game pool setups, and the more I look, the more it feels like waiting to die: production starts off strong, everyone rushes in—then once inflation gets the gate open, the reward tokens become even less valuable, and selling pressure drives the pool down through the floor, crushing it. APR still looks decent, but in reality, it’s “subsidizing” you with faster devaluation. Put simply, it’s front-loading and exhausting future demand early—later, there’s only “waiting for the next bag-holder.”

Sometimes the community also draws analogies using extreme funding rate scenarios: whether it’s going to reverse or whether the bubble will keep getting squeezed higher. My experience so far is this: don’t rush to guess the story—wait for confirmation first. See whether new users and actual real consumption can keep up; otherwise, no matter how high the output is, it’s just accelerating the draining of the pool. Either way, I’d rather wait for a pullback, wait until I’ve thought it through clearly, and then move.