2026-01-04 03:23:27

Play-to-Earn topics have always been popular in the Web3 community. You will find that many users active on exchanges have experience participating in blockchain games—especially those early OGs who entered the market early. They are not short of funds and time, and their gameplay skills are quite seasoned.

To be honest, finding truly worthwhile blockchain game projects to invest in is not easy. Many projects either have loopholes in their mechanisms or lack follow-up development, which gradually diminishes participants' enthusiasm.

On the other hand, during bear markets when the market is relatively quiet, the tokens in everyone's hands are falling, and there's little hope in their hearts. At this time, turning to blockchain games for gold farming or participating in Play2Earn projects can both pass the time and see if you can extract some value from the game. Although the risks are significant, it's always better than just sitting idly.

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just_another_wallet

· 01-06 06:37

Bear market gold farming is indeed a way out, but the speed at which those project teams cut leeks... is really astonishing. I agree, most blockchain games are just rebranded shell games, OGs have long been out. I've tried gold farming, and earning in a month isn't even enough to cover gas fees, it's exhausting. Finding the right project is too difficult, with a bunch of mechanism flaws, is there really no good blockchain game? Instead of hoping for a turnaround in blockchain games, why not mine stablecoins? That's why I only watch and not play now, I don't have the energy to discern. It all seems like gambling—betting that project teams won't run away, that mechanisms won't collapse, that coins won't keep falling.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-04 03:53

Bear market gold trading is purely psychological comfort. The last time I played a certain project, I lost everything, so I might as well just hold coins honestly. --- Early OGs indeed made a lot of money. Now those entering are probably just here to take over the leftovers. --- To put it simply, it's just killing time with nothing to do. I haven't seen a blockchain game that can really make money. --- The risk is not small—these four words are too mild. It’s basically a high chance of losing everything. --- When the coin is falling, playing blockchain games feels like trying to get the money back somewhere else haha. --- Projects with mechanism vulnerabilities have already been drained by big whales who exploited them early. Ordinary people are late to the game.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-04 03:50

Damn, it's the same old story... Only think about mining during a bear market, so honest.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 01-04 03:46

A bear market is the breeding ground for blockchain games. When cryptocurrencies fall, there's nothing else to do but find something to occupy your time. Why not gamble on whether you can recover some value from the game?

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Layer2Arbitrageur

· 01-04 03:27

lmao most "play2earn" projects are just poorly optimized value extraction schemes. run the numbers on their tokenomics and you'll see the arbitrage window closes in weeks, not months.

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-04 03:25

During a bear market, mining is really the last stubbornness. Anyway, cryptocurrencies have already fallen quite a bit, so why not take a gamble and see if you can make it back through gaming?

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