These days, I want to say some plain words about the "production = profit" model in blockchain games: constantly issuing tokens is just continuous dilution, the real money coming into the pool hasn't kept up, and in the end, they can only rely on higher output to trick people into staying... then it collapses. Many people focus on the daily earnings on the dashboard, but ignore the inflation curve and where the rewards come from. Basically, they are using future selling pressure to pay wages now.

When I encounter this kind of project, I first stop and observe: check the contract for blacklists/upgradability/overly powerful permissions, and quickly calculate how many tokens are being minted daily and who is taking over. If you don’t understand it, stop and don’t push through.

By the way, hardware wallets are out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere. It’s good that everyone’s security awareness is improving, but don’t just stop at blocking scams—these blockchain games with their "chronic bleeding" also need to be paused. That’s all for now.