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The set of pools in blockchain games really isn’t much of a mystery: the output reads like poetry, and inflation runs like a tractor. When rewards are amplified, everyone treats “playing” as “mining,” and selling pressure is as common as rain; the thinner the liquidity, the more it gets squeezed, and I can even laugh out loud trying to find a path in the aggregator… To put it simply, the pools aren’t killed by a bear market, but drowned by the “enthusiasm” they themselves printed.
Recently, I keep seeing social mining and fan token schemes that claim “attention is mining,” sounds pretty good, but attention is already drifting, and you want to wrap it in a mining shell to think it’s a stable cash flow? Anyway, I only look at one thing: besides crashing the market, is there any other use for the rewards you send out? If not, don’t blame the pools for running faster than the players.