Recently, I checked out a few more "pools" in blockchain games, and honestly: the production is too smooth = inflation feels too comfortable, everyone is happily claiming rewards, and as a result, the pools are being exploited even more happily… At first, the daily active users looked lively, but later it all turned into a race to see who can run faster, leaving the rest staring blankly at a pile of increasingly worthless rewards. If the core game isn’t solid enough, it can only rely on issuing tokens to survive, but after a while, it just collapses, like ice cream melting.

What’s more subtle is that recently, some places have been tightening and loosening regulations and taxes, right? Several people around me who initially planned to "play another round" suddenly switched to just watching, and with the change in deposit and withdrawal expectations, the pool lost a wave of buyers, collapsing even faster. If you really want to play, I think you should first focus on where the production comes from and whether the recycling mechanism is reliable; otherwise, it’s just using enthusiasm as fuel for inflation… Forget it, I’d better save my meme collection first.