I set a small rule for myself: when I see a “the yield is very attractive” pool in a blockchain game, don’t get carried away—first ask one question: who is buying these tokens, and what’s the reason they keep buying. To put it simply, once inflation is opened up, everyone is just here to collect a paycheck—get it, then leave. The pool may look lively on the surface, but underneath it’s leaking… In the end, only higher and higher output can keep it afloat for a while; the more you prop it up, the more hollow it becomes. Lately, new L1/L2 projects that push incentives to pull up TVL are pretty much the same. It’s not without reason that long-time users complain about “mine-to-sell.”



Right now, I’m writing my budget down on paper—at most, I’ll treat it as a ticket to buy myself some fun. Don’t treat it as a long-term paycheque. With a steadier mindset, I can stay more stable.
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