Recently, I came across a few blockchain game pools again. The UI is quite impressive, but upon entering, it's the same old story: once the gate opens, tokens flow like tap water, demand can't keep up, and the pool starts being "extracted." To put it simply, it's not that people aren't playing; it's inflation pushing them away. A few days ago, the macro debate about "when the expectation of interest rate cuts arrives, the US dollar index and risk assets rise and fall together" also seemed quite similar. When sentiment heats up, everything can rise, but on the blockchain game side, it's even more brutal. Production is fixed, daily selling pressure hits, and the hype at best can help you hold on for a few more days. Anyway, I now look at the recovery logic of such pools first. Without external consumption scenarios, if you don't take profits decisively, it can only serve as fuel.