Another blockchain game pool, why does it always become less exciting the more you dig? Honestly, it's because the output is more diligent than the people coming in; inflation is like turning on a faucet, but buy orders are like forgetting to pay the water bill—sporadic and intermittent. In the early stages, everyone piled up liquidity aiming to "break even," and the slippage looked manageable; when selling pressure starts queuing up, the pool's depth is drained, and transactions become self-sabotage, leaving only a scene on the chain where a group of people keep passing the position around. Recently, cross-chain bridges have been hacked again, oracles are showing abnormal quotes, and everyone now casually says "waiting for confirmation"... but the economics of blockchain games don't wait, and after confirmation, all that's left is a pile of trash. Anyway, I now see high emissions + no real consumption scenarios as just fireworks—best to watch and enjoy.