Recently, I looked at a few more blockchain game pools, and it really feels like opening an endless water faucet: producing a bunch of "rewards" every day, looking lively, but the result is inflation smashing the coin price through the floor, old players frantically selling, new players unable to keep up... Honestly, the pool isn't being hacked; it's being killed by its own "payroll."

If the output can only be paid for by later participants, sooner or later it becomes a race to see who can run faster.
My biggest fear isn't losing money, but knowing that I'm just supporting others' exit liquidity and still forcing myself to hold on. Recently, I heard that some regions are tightening and loosening regulations, with expectations for deposits and withdrawals changing, and everyone prefers to hold stablecoins and watch. During such times, that little "daily mining" in blockchain games can't withstand the selling pressure.
Anyway, I now prefer to earn less rather than rush into profits without understanding where the output comes from and who is absorbing the selling pressure.