To be honest, recently I've looked at several blockchain game pools, and it seems they all suffer from the same problem: production is too smooth, and inflation is too easy. In the early stages, everyone is mining gold while shouting "ecological prosperity," but in reality, it's just pouring new coins into the pool every day, and the selling pressure keeps growing, eventually making the pool like a leaking inflatable ring, getting more deflated the more you try to fill it. The project teams either double their rewards to hard-press the hype or start changing rules and adding thresholds, which makes players trust them even less and withdraw even faster... I’m not sure if this counts as an "economic model," but it looks more like a failure of emotional management. By the way, modularization and DA layer narrative developers are quite excited now, but for ordinary players entering blockchain games, who cares where your DA is placed? Can't we just avoid blowing up the pool inflation first and then talk about visions?