These days, there's been talk in the group again about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and rumors of someone de-pegging. I'm a bit annoyed, but I also remind myself not to let emotions take over. The economic model of blockchain games is actually the same: producing too much, inflation can't be contained, and the pool is "printing money" every day. It looks lively, but in reality, it's just draining future buy orders in advance. When new players can't keep up, old players are left to sell, and liquidity feels like a drained beach, leaking more as you try to refill it. To put it simply, inflation isn't the problem; it's the inflation that no one is willing to take on that really matters. Anyway, I'm still used to taking my time to rebalance, not chasing those daily waves, because in the end, it mostly feels like that same "de-pegging" sensation.