These days I checked out another blockchain game pool, the output is still rapidly increasing, but fewer and fewer people are coming in. To put it simply, inflation has eroded the "return on investment" expectations. Early on, the daily active users seemed lively, but it mainly relied on new money funding old output. Once large amounts start frequently withdrawing in batches on the bridge, and people are still willing to spend a lot on gas, something's off... I usually lower my position first and don't bet on the sentiment.

Recently, AI Agents and automated trading systems have also entered the scene, claiming to automatically reinvest and complete tasks. It sounds great, but once contract permissions are enabled, it’s easy to run into issues. Who’s pushing the narrative and who’s just concerned about safety? It’s obvious at a glance. Anyway, with blockchain game economies, the more "stable" the output, the more I suspect they’re steadily draining liquidity. Just observing for now.