Lately I've been looking at several blockchain game "revenue pools," and the more I look, the more it feels like writing a travel and pitfall diary: at first, there are many people when the doors open, rewards are pouring out, everyone thinks it's productive, but in reality, a lot of it is just inflation holding things up.

When new players decrease and selling pressure comes in, the tokens in the pool become increasingly worthless, the APY looks quite impressive, but honestly, it's just using more "paper" to fill the holes, and in the end, liquidity runs away faster than people.
The testnet setup also feels similar: doing tasks to earn points, and everyone in the group guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens... I also get tempted to grab a few, but now I'm more concerned about who is actually paying when the mainnet launches and where the money comes from.
What I don't regret is: even if it seems like I "missed" some short-term excitement, I still focus on whether the output can cover inflation, otherwise, no matter how lively it is, it's like fireworks—once the sound is gone, it disperses.