Over the past couple of days I’ve been watching a few on-chain game pool setups again, and the more I look, the more I want to “pause” for a bit… to put it plainly, the output is just too strong, and there aren’t enough people entering to keep up and absorb it. Inflation is like someone turned on the faucet—everyone feels great in the early stage, but later it all depends on new money coming in as the buyer of last resort, and the pool starts to feel weak and hollow. As for me, I’m the kind of person who keeps limit orders up until they go cold; I’d rather just pause and watch. I’ll wait until they cut the rewards and demand shows at least some real improvement, otherwise refreshing the numbers every day will only make me more and more anxious the more I do it.

Also, I saw people in the group arguing about the compliance boundaries for privacy coins and mixers—the whole thing is so heated it feels like they’re picking sides. I’m pretty speechless too… A lot of projects’ economic models are already fragile to begin with, and when you add policy/platform risk on top, in the end it’s a double hit. First, stop chasing the numbers—take a break, have a sip of water, and place a limit order at a key price level. Let the trades happen more or less organically.