Midnight chain game pools, the more I look at them, the more they seem like the kind of "busy at launch, then after a couple of weeks only a group of people comforting each other in the chat." Honestly, it's still inflation + output wearing people down: issuing tokens quickly, relying on constantly attracting new users to take over, assets in the pool don't actually increase, everyone is just rushing to sell earlier, with the floor price and liquidity both loosening, and in the end, only unfilled orders remain.

What's even more ridiculous is that while Layer 2 is still arguing over TPS, fees, and ecosystem subsidies, no matter how generous the subsidies are, they can't stop an economic model that treats "profit" as the only narrative... When subsidies stop and output doesn't catch up, everyone pulls out faster than they went in. I just quietly watch the arguments, since I now prefer to do less with these pools, maybe small amounts to experience the atmosphere, and if I lose money, I won't blame myself for not learning my lesson.