Recently, I’ve been watching a blockchain game pool, and it feels like “production = money printing machine,” players claim a bunch every day, but the buy orders the pool can handle are just that few. As inflation kicks in and the coin price softens, everyone rushes to sell… It’s basically a stampede. What’s even more amusing is that the project team is still accelerating the release of new items and levels, essentially just opening a few more water taps.

I checked on-chain and saw that yesterday at 02:17, there was a sell order of 37k split into 18 parts routed through the same route, with slippage heavily suppressed, as if deliberately designed to drain liquidity.
By the way, the current NFT royalty disputes follow the same logic: everyone wants “continuous cash flow,” but secondary liquidity is inherently fragile, and the harsher the cut, the fewer people willing to buy. Seeing this cycle so often, I now only dare to try small positions in blockchain games, at most just observing… Maybe I’m just being paranoid again.