I used to look at "hype" when checking out blockchain game pools, but now I mainly focus on inflation and output at first glance: how much is issued daily, how many real consumption scenarios are there, if the gap is too large, don’t expect it to "take off" later. To put it simply, the output is like a faucet that’s always on, while the consumption is like a funnel that’s still clogged; no matter how big the pool is, it will be diluted to the point where no one wants to take over.

I also use on-chain tags, but recently this wave has been criticized as "lagging/misleading," which I can understand... Sometimes you think you’re dealing with smart money, but they’ve already changed shells and addresses. Anyway, now when I see output exceeding standards or the capital inflow and outflow rhythm looking strange, I withdraw first and ask later, rather miss out than be the one paying for inflation.