Last night at 2 a.m., I was browsing the blockchain and saw that some pools in that blockchain game have started "self-entertainment production" again: rewards are increasing more and more, but the people entering haven't kept up, and inflation is like a floodgate has been opened, with selling pressure constantly floating on the surface. To put it simply, the pools weren't blown up; they were fed fat by themselves and then couldn't move. Once liquidity is withdrawn, what's left are all robots stomping on each other and retail investors unwilling to give up... I'm just quietly observing from afar.

What's even more outrageous is that recently hardware wallets have been out of stock, phishing links are rampant again, and blockchain game users especially love clicking "claim airdrops/claim stamina." Their security awareness is just like their economic models—"wait until something happens to learn the lesson." Anyway, now whenever I see a production curve that’s a bit steeper, I don’t really want to get involved. That’s all for now.