In recent research, Professor Pavun from Yale University has shed light on the trajectory of the gaming industry and the challenges it faces, particularly within the realm of game economics (Tokenomics). By introducing the concept of entropy increase, Professor Pavun proposes an innovative theory called ServerFi, aiming to build a more equitable and transparent gaming ecosystem through an asset-sharing mechanism. At the heart of the ServerFi theory is the idea of granting players ownership over servers and sharing the subsequent benefits of the game, which promotes stable growth in game tokens and the overall health of the ecosystem. This theory not only paves a new path for the development of Web3 gaming but also offers new investment opportunities and participation models for capital and communities, signaling a wave of innovation based on asset sharing that is about to sweep through the Web3 industry.