Someone asked me why the chain game pools keep crashing. To put it simply, it's mostly two words: inflation. The early output was too aggressive, everyone was claiming and selling every day, and the small amount of buy orders in the pool couldn't keep up. When the price softens, people start stepping on each other, and the only thing left to do is keep increasing production to "save the life," which only makes things emptier and emptier...

Now, when I look at these kinds of projects, my first thought isn't about hype but whether the output relies on new money to keep the cycle going, and whether there is real consumption (like upgrades, tickets, repairs) to recover the tokens.
Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere. The more this "hurry up and get in to earn profits" atmosphere intensifies, the more you need to stay calm. Don't authorize or click randomly, I have to check the address three times before I dare to transfer. Anyway, I'd rather miss out than have to catch up later.