The fourth time I’ve seen a chain game crash like this, it’s nothing more than inflation, studios, and a spiral in coin prices—same idea as options sellers. Time value is there to be eaten, not there to be waited for. Buyers always think they can gamble correctly on the direction, but every day’s theta is working for the seller. Put plainly: in chain games, those mechanisms like staking locks and releases on a daily schedule—aren’t they just collecting time value in different disguises? The project team is the perpetual seller, and the players are the impulsive buyers. In the end, who wins and who loses—just look at how much value is left, and you’ll understand. Anyway, I’m not daring to touch this kind of “economic model.” Forked roadmaps are something I can still read; as for this game of time value, it’s best to be an observer.