In the past two days, I’ve gone to watch the liquidity pools in blockchain games again, and it really feels like someone opened an infinite water faucet: once the output is high, everyone rushes in to mine the tokens, and then inflation just smashes the tokens harder than my mood… Basically, it’s that the growth of “people playing” can’t keep up with the “coins being printed.” The pools look lively, but in reality they’re being dragged down by their own inflation. What’s even more annoying is that the whole thing about on-chain transaction ordering is getting slammed by retail users as well—when MEV cuts in line, it feels like no matter how hard you work to get confirmations, in the end you’re just working for the validators/miners. Anyway, I only dare to take a small position to test it for now; I’m itchy to trade, but I’ll hold off for now.