Recently looking at a blockchain game pool, reconciling accounts is a huge headache. The output is too aggressive, inflation is like opening the floodgates, it looked lively early on, but in reality, it's just using later participants as bagholders. The actual money coming into the pool hasn't changed, the denominator is getting bigger and bigger, and in the end, the returns are getting thinner, and the mentality is collapsing as well. To put it simply, without sustained consumption scenarios (truly useful items, recycling mechanisms), no matter how many gameplay features there are, they can't hold up.

What's even more annoying is that now AI Agents are popular for automatic interactions and trading. On-chain data looks "very active," but I don't know how much of it is just scripts spamming. Narratives can be exaggerated, but don't skimp on security—giving too much permission, contracts without audits, and when things go wrong, it's still the community that has to clean up the mess. That's all for now, I’ll go remind the next voting alert.