These days, the pools for blockchain games are once again "producing tokens and output," superficially lively, but honestly, it's just inflation spending future money early. The more tokens you issue, the more people can sell, and the pool's limited liquidity can't handle it, eventually leaving only task spammers smashing the order book, which will sooner or later turn into an idle cycle.

I now basically avoid this high-yield gameplay, preferring to honestly do some staking, earning slowly but with clear rules, and the penalty mechanisms are also in place. The group is still repeatedly discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and "de-pegging" rumors. When everyone's emotions flare up, they want to rush in, but the result is often making it easier to be used as liquidity... Forget it, it's better to stay steady; sleeping well is the most important.