Lately, I've been thinking about pausing my involvement in blockchain games' pools. Honestly, many projects are producing tokens too easily, with coins flowing out like tap water, but there aren't enough participants entering, and the consumption scenarios are weak. When inflation kicks in, the limited liquidity in the pools is gradually drained, leaving only a bunch of people passing the tokens around, and the mentality starts to collapse. I used to be eager to jump in and grab a piece, but now I'm more used to holding back: first, I check if there's real consumption, if the output can be contained, otherwise even a high APR is just accelerating decay. By the way, everyone is speculating whether projects will migrate during major chain upgrades or maintenance. I actually think there's no need to rush to spread news; taking a day off from posting is fine. Whether they migrate or not isn't important; what's crucial is that the economic model doesn't rely on "printing tokens to survive." I just follow my stop-loss line—staying alive is better than chasing hype.