Lately, looking at a certain blockchain game’s “revenue pool,” it’s starting to look more and more like dancing near the liquidation line: production is too aggressive, inflation is pressing the value of items/tokens into the ground, and everyone has to keep selling just to break even. The pool originally had only a small real demand, but the more it’s mined, the thinner it gets, and in the end, it’s just about “who runs faster.”

To put it simply, production isn’t the problem; the lack of consumption scenarios and recycling mechanisms is the real issue. Otherwise, it’s just giving selling pressure a way to survive.

The group keeps talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and rumors of “de-pegging”… making the sentiment as volatile as the price charts.
Anyway, I only dare to test the waters with small positions in blockchain games now—profit if I can, take it off the table. I can dance a little near the liquidation edge, but I don’t want inflation to be the background music.
That’s all for now.