Recently looked at a few blockchain game pools, and it still feels like the same old problem: the higher the output, the more inflation is just throwing coins like paper, players enjoy it for a couple of days at first, then all that's left is "hurry up and sell before it’s the last one." To put it simply, the pool can't sustain itself not because no one is playing, but because the new money coming in can't keep up with the amount being released daily, eventually turning into a competition of mutual dumping.

I'm now quite lazy to fantasize about "returning to the peak," especially since recently I've heard about some regions increasing taxes and tightening compliance, which worsens deposit and withdrawal expectations. People are even less willing to lock in long-term, and short-term sentiment is more prone to collapse. Anyway, I’ve lowered my expectations: only take what the rules say I should, reduce interactions when I see strange outputs, and don’t try to revenge by adding more when I lose… this way, it’s easier.