These days, watching the blockchain game pools, I’m once again familiar with that pattern: high output, inflation soaring along with it. A few days ago, it looked quite lively, but later, once more people joined, it was just everyone passing the risk around. Honestly, if the output doesn’t have a real consumption scenario, in the end, it can only rely on new players to foot the bill, and it’s unreasonable for it to collapse.

Right now, I’d rather earn a little less and first calculate the “minting speed” and the recycling mechanism before entering. If something feels off, I’ll just consider it missed, and set stop-losses in my plan. By the way, I saw that wave of “attention mining” with social mining and fan tokens, and it feels similar in logic: attention comes quickly, and it leaves even faster.

Today, I was still grinding tasks in the game for half a day, constantly refreshing/retrying, queuing to enter pools… At that moment, I thought, when the hype is high, the risk is also lining up. That’s all for now.