Recently, I came across that "play and produce" model in blockchain games again, which basically means constantly issuing tokens/props as wages. If there are no new real consumption scenarios in the pool, inflation will quickly surge like opening the floodgates, and the more output there is, the less valuable it becomes. Everyone rushes to sell, and liquidity is drained instantly. Last night, I almost impulsively wanted to quit and uninstall to avoid being emotionally manipulated by those tiny returns every day... But I thought I should first reduce my position a bit, set a stop-loss, and not fall in love with the game.

By the way, I saw someone complaining again about miner/validator income, MEV, and fairness in transaction ordering. I can really empathize: when rules are not transparent, retail investors are very easily treated as a "subsidy pool." Anyway, I’ve become more cautious about these high-yield pools now—if you can run, run; don’t stay up all night trying to tough it out.