When I peeled back the layers of Pixels, I found that locking assets was really useless. In the past, when I played blockchain games, I always locked my assets and then laid back and did nothing. Recently, I was grinding tasks in @Pixels and discovered that as long as I wandered around high-difficulty maps, my PIXEL earnings were actually higher than those of idle accounts. I thought it was strange and decided to investigate the Pixels contract, only to find that behind Pixels is an engine called Stacked. Stacked is not a mindless airdrop machine; it has an AI that calculates economic benefits. The AI monitors my actions in Pixels in real-time and decides when to give me PIXEL.
The project team is most afraid of witch attacks and inflation. Stacked has implemented a behavior verification algorithm in Pixels, specifically monitoring the randomness of my operations in Pixels. I log off after taking a few steps every day, and the system determines that I am using a script, directly reducing my privileges. I found that staking PIXEL not only incurs transaction fees but also the amount of PIXEL staked acts as a protective charm. The more PIXEL I stake, the more the AI believes I am a real player, and the higher my PIXEL weight becomes. Now that external studios are no longer buying users, the studios are putting their budgets into Stacked. As long as the profile matches, I can effortlessly receive airdrops while playing games in Pixels.
I pondered that this is essentially subsidizing advertising expenses to Pixels players. However, I know that any model has the risk of being cracked. Currently, the earnings from Pixels are decent; if in the future, there is an influx of profit-seekers into Pixels, the Pixels pool will inevitably be drained, and PIXEL will certainly face enormous selling pressure. I am not sure if this Stacked model can withstand extreme market conditions; there are no guarantees in the cryptocurrency world. For now, I plan to take it step by step in Pixels, playing while keeping an eye on the on-chain data of Pixels. #pixel $PIXEL
The project team is most afraid of witch attacks and inflation. Stacked has implemented a behavior verification algorithm in Pixels, specifically monitoring the randomness of my operations in Pixels. I log off after taking a few steps every day, and the system determines that I am using a script, directly reducing my privileges. I found that staking PIXEL not only incurs transaction fees but also the amount of PIXEL staked acts as a protective charm. The more PIXEL I stake, the more the AI believes I am a real player, and the higher my PIXEL weight becomes. Now that external studios are no longer buying users, the studios are putting their budgets into Stacked. As long as the profile matches, I can effortlessly receive airdrops while playing games in Pixels.
I pondered that this is essentially subsidizing advertising expenses to Pixels players. However, I know that any model has the risk of being cracked. Currently, the earnings from Pixels are decent; if in the future, there is an influx of profit-seekers into Pixels, the Pixels pool will inevitably be drained, and PIXEL will certainly face enormous selling pressure. I am not sure if this Stacked model can withstand extreme market conditions; there are no guarantees in the cryptocurrency world. For now, I plan to take it step by step in Pixels, playing while keeping an eye on the on-chain data of Pixels. #pixel $PIXEL