Recently, I’ve been looking at the blockchain game pools that focus on “what to produce daily,” to be honest, when inflation kicks in, the first reaction everyone has is to sell, and the real buy orders in the pool are thin, so the price feels like it’s leaking… I, with my OCD, even checked the liquidity distribution and found that a slight slippage starts to eat into you, the more you sell, the more you lose, and in the end, it’s just an awkward situation of everyone taking turns to buy the dip. Outside, people are still explaining all the ups and downs with ETF capital flows and U.S. stock market risk appetite, but I’m too lazy to argue; anyway, these game pools mostly cause internal damage and aren’t really related to overall market sentiment. If I had to choose just one habit to keep, it would be: first, look at where the output comes from, and finally, who will sell to.