Recently, someone asked me with an unlock calendar, "Will it crash?" Honestly, I'm more worried that the blockchain game pools will kill themselves: once production starts, players claim and sell every day, and inflation is like a leaky bucket—new money coming in can't keep up at all.

You see the TVL of the pool looking lively, but it's actually "rewards holding up the scene"; once rewards decrease, liquidity withdraws faster than you expect.

I used to be quite stubborn, always saying I only look at on-chain data, and when the data turns red, I thought it was stable... Later I realized on-chain is just the result, not the cause.
Emotions are the same—everyone yells about unlock selling pressure, and it does cause panic, but in blockchain games, a collapse can happen "even without selling pressure" because the economic model assumes everyone is always willing to take over the output.
Now my approach is simpler: reduce positions when possible, don’t stubbornly hold onto your illusions—just stay alive.