Just saw a brand-new play-to-earn pool in a chain game, went in to take a quick look at the output model, and my heart rate instantly shot through the roof 😅. The inflation rate was skyrocketing faster than when I rush into a dog coin after work. The rewards were being sprayed out like they were free—within moments, the pool’s liquidity was diluted into nothing but scraps. Put simply, the money-printer had been turned up way too hard, and all the players ran off. What’s left is people like us who go in for fast hands, picking up a bit of what’s left.

Lately I’ve been seeing people in the group discuss RWA and that whole U.S. treasuries thing—the on-chain yield products versus inflation. It’s like they’re two completely different species. One is steady, like an old monk entering meditation, and the other is wild, like a roller coaster. I set a stop-loss reminder, but right after I set it, I got the itch to change it. In the end, I still forced myself to hold back, thinking: forget it—let this limit run for a while and see if it can weather this wave of output pressure. Anyway, that little bit of u in my wallet is only enough for me to make a few short-term bets.

That’s it for now—I'll talk about this round of my moves after I review. Optimistic as I am, next time I need to remember this: don’t get carried away and charge into an inflation pool to become cannon fodder 😂