Last night I impulsively checked out a blockchain game pool again. When the server launched, I even said in the group chat, "The output is pretty good." But within two days, the reward tokens were flooding out like tap water, and the price plummeted just like my win rate. The funniest part is that during the day, everyone was doing tasks during the airdrop season, getting stuck with anti-witch cards, and at night, they kept "working" in the blockchain game to farm tokens. The point system is almost turning the token farming community into clock-in robots... It’s exhausting to watch.

Honestly, the biggest fear for blockchain game economies is: too smooth of an output and too perfunctory of a consumption. You give out tokens steadily every day, but the places to spend them either lack real demand or have unclear returns. The pool is left with only "who’s faster." When inflation kicks in, players start withdrawing liquidity, and in the end, activity isn’t because it’s fun, but because they haven’t broken even. Anyway, whenever I see "high output + low consumption," I just assume I’m overhyping it. I’ll stay calm for three days first.