Brothers, I’ve been looking at those play-to-earn pools on-chain lately, and they’re really starting to fall apart. Once inflation kicks in, the output gets even more aggressive than mining, and liquidity runs off faster than a rabbit. Put simply, the project teams start out by drawing a big pie: you rush in to farm, but the more you farm, the more worthless the output becomes, and the pool depth collapses directly. Over there, the NFT crowd is still arguing about creators’ income being a choice between primary creator earnings and secondary liquidity, but with chain games it’s more direct—your output is essentially inflation. If nobody comes to pick it up, you’re just waiting to die. Anyway, I don’t believe in anything like “always-on consensus”; I only trust the exit route. Once the pool shrinks, get out immediately.