Last night, I looked at a blockchain game address relationship chart again, and the more I looked, the more it resembled a "perpetual motion machine soup"… To put it simply, the pool collapsed in a very naive way: the output was too fast, and consumption couldn't keep up, everyone was lining up at the same exit to dump, the floor price first softened, then emotions flooded out, and even the words "break even" dared not be mentioned. The project team adds some new gameplay, but essentially it's just using more inflation to fill bigger holes. Short-term excitement, but in the long run, it's just everyone watching who runs first. The group is still repeatedly discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors. I think everyone's anxiety is actually the same: afraid liquidity will suddenly disappear, afraid of ending up with air. Never mind, let's not talk about how to save it. Anyway, whenever I see high yields, I instinctively want to find an exit. Meow.