Recently, watching those "production pools" in blockchain games really feels like being slowly drained by inflation. Others think that by clicking daily, they can earn steadily, and the pool is a perpetual motion machine; in reality, once production ramps up, the tokens become more and more abundant, and if buying pressure can't keep up, all that's left is mutual bagholding. In the end, the pool still looks like it's there, but what's inside is already worthless... To put it simply, it's not that your reaction speed is slow, but that the economic model has already collapsed.

By the way, hardware wallets have been out of stock lately, and phishing links are rampant. I now have to verify the domain name three times before even entering the official website. After interacting, I revoke authorization and lock the wallet just like locking a door; otherwise, what I lose might not be just the earnings, but the entire wallet.