Recently, I looked at a few more blockchain game pools. I'm not just criticizing; honestly, it's "production is too easy + inflation is too fast" combined. The pool will eventually drag itself to death. In the early stages, they give you a bunch of coins every day, which feels good, but once new players stop joining, selling pressure suddenly opens the floodgates, and assets in the LP are quietly drained until you realize that withdrawing either involves huge slippage or the coin price has become unwatchable.

Now, when I draw airdrop/task maps, I also casually note: where do the rewards come from, who takes the risk, can it be reproduced. If the answer is "later people buy," then don't fool yourself anymore. Recently, with cross-chain bridge hacks and oracle price fluctuations, everyone has learned to "wait for confirmation." Blockchain games should do the same: don't get excited about high APRs, first verify the production logic; otherwise, after confirmation, all you might have left are screenshots... Anyway, I’d rather earn less than become fuel for the pool again.