I found that there are indeed some foolish followers in the square.
Just because tokens can be issued infinitely does not mean they have no value, nor does it mean that they can be issued mindlessly. The principle of POS is that it can be issued infinitely; tokens have their own deflationary and inflationary models.
Take DOGE as an example. The supply of DOGE is infinite, with several tens of millions issued each year (I haven't checked the exact number, but it can be easily found). However, if you don't issue new tokens, the value for miners is not guaranteed, and where does the network security guarantee come from? Protecting the earnings of miners is essential for tokens to have long-term viability.
So instead of mindlessly shorting SOL and ETH, which are said to be infinitely issued, it would be better to use the many useful AI tools available to understand the specific mechanisms of token economic models.
For these three coins, if you can hold 1% or 2% at lower prices, then go ahead and do it; bear markets are for buying the dips and waiting for the bull to come.