These days, I've been watching the process of the "pools" in blockchain games collapsing, and it's actually quite repetitive: increasing output, consumption can't keep up, and in the end, it can only rely on new players to take over. Studios come in even faster, scripting is more diligent than humans, and when the coin price drops, everyone wants to sell quickly, and the spiral begins. To put it simply, inflation isn't the original sin; the problem is that the returns you give are too stable and too certain, so everyone treats it like a salary, and no one is willing to really spend it back. The entire economy is like a pump and a leaky bucket— the more aggressively it pumps, the faster it leaks... Now I see this kind of "daily output, but no real demand" situation, I might as well withdraw first; being a little cautious isn't shameful.