Someone asked me why the pool in blockchain games collapses so suddenly... I think the core reason is two words: inflation.

The output design is too smooth, everyone can mine a bunch just by clicking daily, and as a result, the "coins" first become garbage time;
The new influx of money simply can't handle the ongoing selling pressure from veteran players, the pool looks lively but is actually leaking.

Plus, once a studio enters the scene, efficiency is immediately maximized, they don’t talk about sentiment, only accounting,
Output is amplified, selling pressure becomes more fixed, and when the coin price drops, everyone rushes to sell, a typical spiral.
To put it simply, without continuous real consumption (not forced burning, but willing spending), relying only on new users and emotions, it will eventually collapse.
Right now, I only watch two things in blockchain games: whether the output will keep increasing, and whether the consumption becomes more and more "desirable" to play,
Otherwise, I’d rather not touch it, to avoid staying up at night staring at the chain and breaking my defenses.