Recently, I've been looking at the economic model of blockchain games, and it feels like I've opened an endless buffet: press the output button, coins pour out, and the pool is like a leaky paper cup—refilling only makes it more unsettling. Others think "having a pool = profits," but in reality, inflation is running faster than new players are coming in, causing the floor price and sentiment to collapse first... Now, whenever I see words like "daily output" or "payback period," I reflexively want to close the page.

By the way, the community is still arguing over the compliance line for privacy coins/mixing coins, and it's getting pretty ugly; honestly, the same contradiction exists in blockchain games: on one hand, they want to freely open the floodgates to distribute rewards, and on the other hand, they want people to only buy and not sell—there's no such perfect pool. Anyway, I'm just observing for now, holding back on impulsiveness, and watching for a couple more days.