These days, watching the "pools" in blockchain games really feels like a chronic disease: producing too much, everyone rushing in to farm, and when inflation dilutes the rewards to the point of no feeling, what’s left is just mutual waiting to take over… Honestly, it’s not that there’s no demand, but the design defaults to “there will always be someone willing to keep grinding.”

Now I see high daily output, I just run the numbers first: how much Gas I need to pay, how many interactions are required, what’s the return based on, and after calculating, I basically calm down.

By the way, that wave of water cooler talk about NFT royalties also feels similar: creators want stable income, secondary markets want liquidity, and in the end, it’s usually just fees plus inflation stacking together, and players are quicker to leave.
Recently, the group isn’t arguing much either, mostly “don’t get caught up in this wave,” “if you can exit, just exit,” the atmosphere is a bit realistic but also quite normal, let’s leave it at that.