Last night I checked out a few blockchain game pools, and the more I looked, the more I felt that the "daily output" narrative is a bit fake. To put it simply, once the output relies on constantly issuing new tokens to fill the pool, inflation becomes like a slow bleed. In the early stages, it can be disguised as "incentives," but later it just turns into everyone racing to get out faster, and the pool depth gets thinner and thinner each day. As someone who likes to withdraw orders, it makes me itchy just watching. I almost jumped in during today’s trading session, but luckily I looked at the order wall and saw that the buy orders were as thin as paper, which scared me… so I withdrew.

Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, and oracles are reporting abnormal prices. Everyone is shouting "wait for confirmation," but I actually think this is a pretty normal consensus: the biggest risk in blockchain games’ economic models is that you think you're earning, but in reality, you're just being settled by inflation. Anyway, I’ll just stay alive for now and wait for a clearer opportunity in the next wave.