These past two days, the pools in blockchain games have started to feel a bit too familiar: once production opens the gates, inflation is like a faucet you can’t turn off. At the beginning, everyone is pumped, but later all that’s left is “How do I get my money back?” blasting the group chat. Put simply, many times the pool gets dragged down—not because of external black swans, but because internally the rewards are treated like a money-printing machine, while demand can’t match it, and sell pressure shows up for its daily, fixed check-in.

In the group, people are still passing around updates about stablecoin regulation and reserve audits, along with all kinds of rumors about “de-pegging.” It makes your stomach tighten… but what I’m even more afraid of now is letting myself get carried away by emotions. Anyway, I’ve made a “backup” for myself: one set of rules, one set of alarms—when the OI/fee rate starts heating up, I cut a bit of my position. Don’t wait until the pool runs dry before you remember to stop losses. For now, that’s it—staying alive matters most.