Recently looking at a few blockchain game "pools," it really feels familiar: daily outputs are pouring out rapidly, inflation is like opening the floodgates, and as a result, everyone is rushing to sell early, the pool's blood is getting thinner and thinner. To put it simply, it's not that you don't know how to play; the model has been relying on newcomers to take over from the start to maintain a decent appearance. When production increases, demand can't keep up, and it collapses faster than anyone else.

What's even more annoying is that I hear some regions are planning to increase taxes and tighten compliance, causing expectations for deposits and withdrawals to change. People are even more afraid to stay long, thinking about how to withdraw before seeing any returns... I, who have been educated by mainnet Gas fees, have long calculated the costs first. If the output isn't enough to cover my transaction fees, I just give up.

But I still believe: blockchain games are not hopeless, it's just that people shouldn't be fooled by endless inflation anymore. For now, that's it—anyway, the more they cut, the more I’ll be sharp-tongued.