These days, I've become quite skilled at watching liquidity pools for blockchain games collapse: early yields were too satisfying, everyone thought "free daily gains," but once inflation kicked in, selling pressure was more active than new money coming in, and the pool became like a leaky bucket, getting emptier the more you try to fill it. To put it simply, it's not that no one is playing; it's that the rewards first broke the price, and adding gameplay later can't save it.

By the way, I recently thought about those social mining and fan token schemes that shout "attention is mining," and I have some doubts... Attention is indeed valuable, but if you keep using continuous tokens to buy attention, what you end up buying might just be faster selling pressure. Anyway, I now try small positions when encountering this kind of thing, profit when I can hedge a bit, and don't pretend to be dead when I lose.