Recently, I keep seeing a bunch of chain-game pools getting hyped up—things like “maxed-out output” and “earning every day.” It sounds like a cloyingly sweet love letter… But the truth is, what a pool fears most isn’t that nobody’s playing; it’s that inflation hits faster than new money can come in. Once the output ramps up, everyone’s first instinct is to sell. When the coin price softens, the returns look even more tempting—so people rush in harder, and in the end it turns into a mutual trampling cash-out machine. Meme and celebrity “hype-call” for attention shifting is the same: the excitement belongs to others, and whoever ends up taking the last step is usually the just-arrived newcomer. Anyway, I’d rather just squat slowly and wait—until panic pops the bubble and I can pick up something that actually has a chance to keep living.