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Last week, a friend of mine sold his Pixels account for

0x加密小K · 2026-04-24T01:23:47.000Z

Last week, a friend of mine sold his Pixels account for 500U, cutting losses and leaving the market. My auditing instincts kicked in, and I casually asked him if he took a hit. He sighed and said, "I didn't lose money, but the Tier 5 disassembly formula is more brain-bending than auditing code; farming feels more exhausting than my day job." Previously, he was chill about the whole thing, just feeding his chickens, but now he logs in to check the market dashboard first, looking just like me when I'm day trading and monitoring charts. Watching him calculate ROI on his land all night, I suddenly realized that Pixels really isn’t playing around anymore. @Pixels As a geek who's been analyzing system vulnerabilities and code logic for five years, I can sense that Pixels is forcibly transforming that 'Ponzi scheme disguised as pixels' into a real economy. We used to criticize blockchain games for relying on token distribution to attract users, but with Tier 5, it’s clear that the official team is increasing 'system friction.' $PIXEL It’s no longer just about yield rewards; it has become a value anchor within this ecosystem. @Pixels Honestly, from an auditing perspective, this is a good thing. Look at the current VIP system; it’s no longer about getting you to 'mine more,' but rather optimizing user experience through bigger backpacks and exclusive lounges. This is the closed-loop logic of a normal commercial game: paying for experience, not just for yields. Although for players who just want to 'chill,' this level of complexity can be off-putting, it’s a form of self-rescue, trying to escape that inevitable 'death spiral.' It’s no longer a yield farm giving out candy; it’s a game of consumption with real supply and demand dynamics. #pixel My friend sold his account because he couldn’t keep up with this hardcore pace, but for someone like me, used to squeezing profits from code and data, Pixels is making a serious effort to survive the next cycle. In the end, I want to ask everyone: do you think Pixels should continue to let everyone 'mine more and earn more,' or should it fully transition to let everyone 'play more enjoyably'? @Pixels