Originally, I wanted to invest in a game project, to get in and out quickly, but now I'm deeply trapped. I've been constantly watching discussions among the brothers in this field, and I'm almost becoming a half-expert: From the Ponzi illusion to real fun: The inevitable transformation of Web3 games. If the price of XAI rises in the future, it will inevitably be based on the following core logic: First, Web3 games are undergoing a genuine paradigm shift. The past model, which relied on "Play-to-Earn" driven by token bubbles, is essentially no different from MEME coins and is destined to be an unsustainable zero-sum game. Its rise and fall are no different from a Ponzi scheme. What is replacing it is a new model centered around Proof-of-Skill and Proof-of-Play. These emphasize the real participation and skills of players, first making the game itself enjoyable enough, and then at the right moment, Web3 technology will naturally explode as a layer of the tech stack, granting players true value extension and ecological recognition. The foundation will sign contracts and hold shares in quality games, while requiring these games to airdrop to KEY holders. As the games generate profits, a portion of the earnings will be used to buy back XAI, and the repurchased value will continue to be invested in new game contracts and shares, thus forming a "contracting—profit—buyback—re-contracting" closed loop. This model can both expand the scale of the XAI ecosystem and continuously enhance the support for the coin's price.