Recently looking at a few blockchain game pools, I feel the routines are pretty much the same: producing a bunch of tokens/items every day, everyone starts off excited, but then inflation causes selling pressure, and the money coming into the pool can't keep up, eventually it just turns into "who runs faster wins." Basically, there's no consumption scenario for the output; no matter how many gameplay features there are, they’re just paying salaries, and eventually they run out of funds.

This airdrop season is also quite similar, with a points system + task platform, anti-witchcraft tactics making the grab-and-go crowd compete like they’re at work. There’s so much information that I start to feel a bit anxious… My filtering method is pretty crude: first, check where the output comes from and whether the consumption is reliable; then see if I can sleep peacefully without watching the market for three days. If I can sleep, I play small; if not, I just give up.