Recently, I’ve seen a bunch of people worried about unlocking calendars and selling pressure. In fact, the more common form of “hidden unlocking” in blockchain games is inflation plus high yields: the extra tokens generated daily are silent, but the pool is actually being drained. To put it simply, the returns look attractive, but they are essentially using future selling pressure to create today’s excitement. When new players slow down, sellers outpace buyers, and the floor price begins to loosen. On-chain verification is also simpler: check the token issuance rate, the destination of rewards, and whether the net inflow of the pool is keeping up. If it’s not, don’t force it. I now prefer to earn a little less, withdraw early, and make adjustments if I’m wrong—after all, I’m not stubborn about it.