Tonight, I’m having a hard time sleeping while checking the blockchain game pool data… Honestly, many pools aren’t “no one is playing anymore,” it’s just that inflation has worn out people’s patience: the more output, the more tokens, the thinner the price, and everyone can only sell faster to recoup their investment. As a result, the pool depth keeps getting shallower, and in the end, it’s just robots doing tasks and sniping each other. The project teams also love adding new dungeons and new items, which sounds like “consumption,” but if the consumption can’t keep up with the token issuance rate, it’s like pouring water into a broken bucket—more leaks than fills.

Recently, Meme and celebrity shoutouts have caused another round of attention rotation, which looks quite lively, but veteran players advise newcomers not to take the last step… blockchain games are more addictive because you think you’re “playing,” but in reality, you’re just holding a continuously inflationary ledger. Anyway, when I see high yields now, I take a deep breath first, check where the selling pressure is coming from, who is continuously selling, and then decide whether to get involved, so I don’t have to write another page of post-analysis.