Recently, I’ve been looking at a few blockchain game pools, and it’s quite like “giving away chicken legs at the start, then only being able to gnaw on bones later.”

Early on, the output is high, emissions are aggressive, everyone rushes to mine, and the selling pressure in the pool also piles up, making the slippage visibly thicker;
When newcomers can’t keep up, inflation continues to print, the coin price drifts downward, and even with higher APRs, it’s just a numbers game—basically, it’s all about mutual exit liquidity.
Now I always check the emission rhythm and lock-up structure before placing an order, or I’ll be stopping out more often than ordering takeout.
By the way, I want to complain that hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere.
Some people would rather study how to “compound,” than spend 10 seconds to see if it’s a fake site…
That’s all for now.