Speak up and I’m not afraid of jokes; this month, my contract loss has made my account balance shrink day by day. But every time I get paid, I still prioritize transferring money to my family—I’ve never neglected this.

But that tearing feeling inside, only those who have experienced it truly understand: watching your trading account dwindle while carrying the responsibility of supporting your family, it feels like you're straining between two stones.

Contracts, to put it simply, are zero-sum games. Every penny you earn comes out of someone else’s pocket. It demands you to monitor the market around the clock, fight against human greed and fear, and endure the constant pressure of potential liquidation.

Occasionally making a profit might just be luck. But for long-term stable gains? For most people, the odds are not much better than winning the lottery. Relying on this as a household income source is truly walking a razor’s edge.

Recently, I’ve been wondering if there’s a less extreme path in the Web3 circle—one that allows us to continue exploring new things without living in constant fear?

Later, I started researching YGG (Yield Guild Games). Its logic is quite unique: it’s not about betting on price movements but transforming games into a sustainable ecosystem that generates continuous output.

Through the YGGPlay platform, you can experience various blockchain games at zero cost. No need to spend big on equipment or land first; just participate in the game to share in the revenue. Using time and effort to accumulate assets is at least more reassuring than watching K-line charts and guessing price directions.

Of course, this doesn’t mean GameFi is an ATM. But at least it offers an option: replacing reckless gambling with participation, replacing risking everything with accumulation.