Lately, looking at those "pools" in blockchain games makes me want to slow down more and more. When producing, the inflation is like a floodgate opening; the early participants profit happily, while those who come later can only watch the coin price soften. What's left in the pool isn't profit, but anxiety. To put it simply, if production doesn't have real consumption scenarios (upgrades, tickets, synthesis that people are willing to pay for), it's just giving candy with one hand and dumping on the other.

These days, cross-chain bridges are being hacked again, and oracle price feeds have also had some issues. Everyone is saying "wait for confirmation"... I think that's quite right; taking a half-step back at least helps avoid the stupidest pitfalls. My small-scale strategy is simple: if I see inflation can't be contained, I withdraw; if I make a profit, I leave; don’t get emotionally attached to the pool. Going slow is not shameful.