Just woke up and checked the "profit pools" of those blockchain games, basically it's inflation versus output fighting each other: the faster you produce, the quicker the selling pressure; if you want to stabilize the token price, you have to control the output, but then people get bored and leave without earning... That's how the pools get drained. What's more annoying is that now everyone is constantly watching the token unlock calendar, and as soon as staking unlocks, anxiety kicks in, the group is full of "Will it crash," anyway, emotions are already crashing.

My habit is to first look at large transfers and abnormal flows on the bridge; if someone moves a large amount of chips from that blockchain game chain in advance, it's basically no longer about "playing." Blockchain game economics really feel like a psychological test; in the end, it's not about gameplay, but about who can resist treating output as a salary and collecting it daily.