Recently, I've seen a bunch of "interactive tutorials," which basically mean forcing people to go on-chain as data points...


Now I'm more worried about anti-rekt: spending transaction fees, and then seeing the rules change and getting filtered out.
My approach is pretty simple: first check if the project clearly explains the infrastructure (nodes/DA/who's running it, how data is stored), then look at on-chain contracts and call frequency.
If the hype is too uniform, I’ll just keep a low profile for now.
By the way, the inflation + studio + token price spiral in chain games really collapses fast— the hotter it gets, the more it feels like they’re rushing to generate traffic for others.

Should I go for the new airdrop?
Not unless I want to treat this gas fee as tuition.

I won’t post links or images, lazy...
Anyway, first layer your wallet, extend interaction intervals, don’t just grind all night and turn into a bot.
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