I used to think that the liquidity pools in blockchain games were "more people, more stability," with higher yields for everyone to earn together, and new players would just take over... Now I see that once inflation kicks in, and there's no real consumption scenario for the output, it's no wonder the pool collapses— the more rewards are distributed, the faster it dies. Basically, you're daily receiving "sweets," but fewer and fewer people are buying them, and in the end, selling pressure piles up, liquidity gets drained.

Recently, I've seen some news about certain places imposing taxes, tightening or loosening compliance, and in chat groups, a bunch of people immediately start worrying about deposits and withdrawals. When emotions tighten, the first to run are always these high-inflation mining pools—who still wants to lock in and wait for you to slowly "break even"?

Right now, I'm focusing on two things: where does the output come from, and where does the recovery go? Don't make the budget and incentives look fancy; give me a clear account that matches. Otherwise, I'd rather be the bad guy and ask you upfront. That's all for now.