Recently came across a few blockchain game pools, and it looks lively, but in reality, it's just that once production is unleashed, it can't be stopped: sending out a bunch of tokens as "rewards" every day, but the things that people actually want to buy/use haven't kept up. When inflation hits, prices become as soft as paper, liquidity also runs away, and in the end, all that's left is the awkward situation of everyone passing the buck to each other. To put it simply, the pool isn't killed by a bear market, but by itself being "over-issuance and under-utilization."

On top of that, now everyone is complaining that miners/validators are eating too well, and MEV front-running makes the ordering unfair. For ordinary users trying to experience it: I work hard to mine, but others win just by positioning... and the mentality collapses. Forget it, to put it plainly: for a game economy to stay alive, rewards need to be like a gentle stream, and consumption must truly be able to offset it. Otherwise, the more you play, the more it looks like a leaky bucket.