These past few days, I've been watching the blockchain game pools, and it’s a bit like watching an engine idle: the output is flying fast, but the actual “consumption” can’t keep up. When inflation kicks in, everyone can only rush to sell more, and the pool ends up dragging itself down. To be honest, it’s not that players aren’t trying hard, but the economic model pushes people to do the same thing—liquidate. Anyway, my first reaction to “high yield” isn’t to rush in, but to check whether there are sustainable exit points and whether the recovery is reliable.

By the way, hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are rampant… The more these situations happen, the more it shows that everyone’s security awareness is actually quite fragile. There’s too much information, which also causes anxiety. I’ve set a filtering rule for myself: only look at contract fund flows and audit conclusions, treat community sentiment as noise, and it saves a lot of brainpower. That’s all for now.