These days, with discussions about interest rate cuts and the US dollar index, risk assets are all over the place—either rallying or pulling back. To put it simply, when sentiment shifts, blockchain game pools are the first to break down. Many blockchain game economies are just "output = token issuance"; when more people join, inflation skyrockets, and the pool relies on new money to keep going. When fewer people participate, selling pressure immediately erodes returns, leaving only withdrawal panic. What's even worse is when the price feed drifts (slow updates / sources are too single), causing reward calculations to instantly distort. The apparent APY still shows, but in reality, it's already being drained. I no longer believe the phrase "just tweak a parameter to stabilize the economic model." Anyway, right now I focus on where the blockchain game’s output comes from, whether there's real demand for consumption, and how the oracle feeds prices... that’s how I see it for now.