I recently looked through chain games again, and it really feels like the same old recycled script. The output is insanely high—things like gold-farming returns and dual-currency models. But once you go in, inflation is turned all the way up, and the pool gets thinner the more you pull from it. You say you’re fast, but there’s always someone slower.

Anyway, every time I see something like “infinite production, limited consumption,” I first make a backup for myself—not talking about a wallet, but in terms of mindset: don’t take it too seriously. Lately the unlock calendar has been getting flipped over and over again into hype, and people keep talking about sell-pressure anxiety. But with chain games, let’s be honest—really, not many can last through a round of inflation.

As for me, I’ll always keep a backup, ready to leave at any time. Don’t wait for the pool to run dry before regretting it. (That’s it for now—I'll keep watching the market later.)