It seems that most of the "pools getting thinner the more you play" in chain games are not being dumped by someone else, but rather self-inflation burning themselves out... The early output was too aggressive, players daily claiming and selling tokens, new users didn't keep up, and the pool is like a leaky bucket, getting more and more drained. The project team hurriedly increased subsidies to boost activity, which is basically printing money faster, and eventually even the motivation to play turns into just calculating profits. Recently, there's been a debate in the group about privacy coins/mixing compliance, which feels similar: on one side wanting freedom, on the other fearing a crackdown. Anyway, with my overnight position fear, when I see the output curve looking off, I withdraw half first, reduce my position before sleeping—living is the most important.