I just came across a blockchain game pool; its output is almost keeping up with mining machines, but there are hardly any players, and the coin price is dropping like a waterfall. The bottom line is that once inflation and output get out of balance, even the project team can’t control it—retail investors who rush in are just the bag holders. Recently I saw someone saying that on-chain data tools lag, and I believe it: the displayed pool depth looks fine, but in reality the trading volume has already cooled off. Data can lie—only sentiment is real. Anyway, I’d rather choose an L2 blockchain game with slower output and lower circulation so it’s more stable, and don’t get crushed by inflation. That’s it for now—finished venting, back to watching the charts.

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