I just checked another blockchain game pool again. Honestly, the “production” is just too eager—its inflation is like opening the floodgates. It was lively a few days ago, but afterward all that’s left is idle scripts farming each other, and once a new tranche comes in, it collapses. The more you give, the earlier selling pressure shows up, and since the pool depth doesn’t keep pace, the price slides faster than characters running through stages… Now when I see those daily high-yield updates, my first reaction is to screenshot and save them, just so I don’t have anything to compare against after a couple of weeks.

On top of that, outside the game scene, the modular approach and DA layer talk are going wild—the developers are genuinely excited, while users look completely bewildered. Over here with blockchain games, though, it’s pretty “plain”: where the money comes from, who it gets sold to, and how long it can hold up—once you run the numbers, you’ll know. Anyway, I’d rather move slower; at least don’t rely on printing money to keep it going.