Recently, I went back to explore an obscure blockchain game’s old pool again.

The data looked pretty lively, so I clicked in and immediately understood:
Production output is too high, inflation is like opening the floodgates,
The small amount of real demand in the pool simply can't keep up,
In the end, everyone just ends up pouring tokens outwards,
The thinner the liquidity, the slipperier it gets,
If you want to run, you have to step on your own foot.
To put it simply, it’s not that the pool is bad, but the economic model is forcing people to take the final hit.

Why am I itching to get involved?
Maybe it’s that kind of mentality of “everyone else isn’t paying attention, but I must see for myself,”
And I always think I can spot anomalies half a day earlier than most…
But what I often see is just an earlier collapse.
Recently, when memes and celebrities shout, attention shifts incredibly fast,
Old players advising newcomers not to take the final hit, I now silently nod:
It’s lively, but don’t treat your wallet as a background board.
That’s all for now.