Previously, when I looked at blockchain game pools, my first reaction was "Wow, the output is so high." Now I mainly focus on two things: who is mindlessly inflating, and who is taking the bait. To put it simply, the pool is like a bathtub, with the tap constantly running (issuing tokens/props), and the drain is being vigorously pulled by studios using scripts to flood the output (batch scripting to generate output). If the coin price isn't spiraling, who is spiraling... In the end, players complain "Why did the price drop," and in governance votes, there's a bunch of "increase output incentives," which makes me want to just keep diving and stay submerged. Anyway, I now prefer to go slower rather than be that workaholic who clocks in daily to receive inflation.