Recently, I came across several blockchain game pools shifting from "daily production" to "daily escape," which looks quite familiar... Basically, inflation has fed itself until it can't move anymore. In the early stages, the returns were too attractive, so everyone started mining, and the studios were like opening the floodgates, issuing more and more tokens. But buying pressure didn't keep up, and when the price softened, the value of the output in cash became less, leading to more selling, and the spiral began.

Actually, the pool isn't dead because "no one is playing," but because "players only want to withdraw." When I look at blockchain games now, I first check if the source of the output is real money from outside; otherwise, no matter how well-crafted the narrative is, it won't hold up. After seeing so many forks, people's appetite has also diminished.