I tried a blockchain game pool once, and at first, the output looked pretty promising, thinking "wake up and I'll have a few more tokens," but the more I played, the more it felt like working for inflation: producing more every day, more people selling, and that little bit of real gold and silver in the pool being slowly drained. In the end, everyone was just racing to see who could run faster... As a laid-back player like me, I just went back to sleep. Honestly, if the output isn't coming from real consumption or payments, it can only be sustained by later participants; if they can't keep up, it collapses. Recently, I've seen the testnet incentives and points system, which also seem pretty similar. The group is guessing every day whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I just set up an on-chain alert—if they do, I'll take a look; if not, no internal conflict. If I miss it, so be it.