Ugh, the play-to-earn game’s economic model got to me for the third time. Last time, that farming project—output kept going up nonstop, and miners were frantically digging. In the end, the pool slid faster than the milk tea in my hand. In less than two weeks, output shrank, and rewards inflation got so bad I could only just barely afford a lollipop. Basically, no matter how fancy the design is, if production and consumption aren’t balanced, it’s a ticking time bomb. I’m the type who obsesses over details—every interaction I watch the gas and the inflation curve, anxious enough that I’m flipping through my notes at midnight trying to figure out where the boundaries are.

Recently, people have been hyping AI agents and automated trading, but security vulnerabilities still make my heart sink. It feels like a lot of the storytelling is gilded, but the technology hasn’t caught up. Anyway, I’m going to lie low and observe the pool first. For the long term, rely on mindset to carry you—don’t let anxiety destroy you.