I just looked at a blockchain game pool and felt like watching a small planet being dragged by the dust it threw off... The output keeps growing larger, and the rewards float down like snow. It was pretty at first, but then it all just became "dust settling." To put it plainly, inflation isn't slowly grinding down; it's tearing off the layer of "effort = value" all at once: everyone is claiming and selling, and when the price drops, the pool still seems to be spinning, but in reality, it's just an empty shell.

What's even worse is that the studio's steady supply, like the tide, hits on schedule, and your retail enthusiasm can't withstand it at all. Some people are still trying to increase output to save it, but it turns into a coin price spiral: falling → wanting to sell more → falling even more... I threw in 20 U.S. dollars tonight to test the waters, and in less than five minutes, I wanted to withdraw. Anyway, that uneasy feeling in my heart has already started ringing. Let's leave it at that for now. If blockchain games only know how to issue tokens and don't "collect tokens," in the end, they all look like fireworks—bright for a moment and then gone.