The pool in blockchain games sometimes really looks like a long shadow line: at first it seems lively, with outputs pouring out nonstop, but later you realize it’s inflation stretching the candlestick chart. Put simply—if the outputs don’t come from real consumption/payment, but are instead minted to feed everyone, then the more “diligently” you farm, the faster the pool gets drained. In the end, all that’s left is a whole lot of sell pressure and the line: “How did it crash again?” Recently, there’s been another round of incentives for new L1/L2 projects to pull TVL, and longtime users are complaining about the pattern of mining, selling, and dumping—I get that too… Human nature is just like that. My approach is simple: when I see outputs like a floodgate opening, I pull my hand back first; I’d rather go slower. Don’t tell me to “keep up with the pace”—I don’t need to be understood, but I will be responsible for my own rhythm.