Recently looking at a few blockchain game pools, I feel it's not the gameplay collapsing, but the economic model exhausting itself first. The output is too aggressive from the start, inflation treats the coin like paper to scatter around, and the small real buy orders in the pool simply can't keep up; when everyone realizes "the profits are printed by themselves," they start to trample each other, liquidity becomes thin, slippage increases significantly, and who still wants to top up the pool... Anyway, in the end, it's just the remaining fees holding things up. Now there's a bunch of testnet incentives and point expectations competing, guessing daily whether the mainnet will issue tokens. Honestly, if this system doesn't have external cash flow or a clear recovery mechanism, it will eventually follow the same path. Better to stay steady, don't get caught up in the hype.