I set a rule for myself: only look at "where the output comes from" in blockchain game pools. If I don't understand it, I won't touch it.

Many times, the rewards are initially very generous, and as the tokens increase, inflation occurs.
Everyone treats the output as a salary, then immediately dumps it back into the pool to exchange for the main token.
The transaction fees can't sustain this, and no matter how good the curve is, it can't withstand continuous siphoning…
The pool looks lively, but in reality, it's leaking.
Recently, the airdrop season is back, and task platforms are acting like clock-in work,
The "doing tasks = output" model in blockchain games makes it easier to get caught in inflation.
Anyway, I’d rather miss out than want to catch the last wave of liquidity.
That’s all for now.