I tried a blockchain game pool once, and a few days ago I saw the output looked pretty good, so I thought I’d try a small amount first.

But by the third day, it was obviously off: new coins minted every day faster than people are coming in, selling pressure builds up, and as the coin price softens, the “revenue” in the pool still looks like it’s jumping, but it’s actually just an illusion created by inflation…
In the end, everyone rushes to jump in, liquidity is directly drained, and all that’s left are just souvenirs.
Now I see the group repeatedly sharing charts about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors.
My first reaction is: don’t just look at the numbers, think about who’s continuously taking the other side and who’s providing real cash flow.
Anyway, when it comes to blockchain games, I prefer to take it slow.
The more “stable” the output, the more I want to ask: where does the money come from?