I tried a farm pool from a chain game once. Back then, the APY was ridiculously high, so I rushed in and went all-in with frantic operations. What happened, though? The yield inflation rate was even faster than my own vegetable-growing pace. Every day it generated a large amount of governance tokens, and the pool was full of sell orders— the more you dug, the thinner the depth became. In the end, all the profit got eaten up by slippage, and my principal nearly got wiped too. To put it plainly: “the more you water the soil, the thinner it gets.” By the time the “vegetables” were grown, the inflation had already diluted them to rot before you could harvest.

Now Meme coins and celebrity call-outs are the same flavor too. Old players all say don’t grab the last baton, but there are always people who think they can escape before the dump. Anyway, whenever I see high-inflation emissions, I just steer clear. I’d rather farm stablecoins and wait it out—slow, sure, but at least the soil doesn’t fall apart.