I need brutal feedback on the first 10 minutes of my tick-based browser MMO

Game Title: Frontier Crown

Playable Link: https://frontiercrown.com/

Platform: PC (Web/Browser)

Description: 

What changes when a multiplayer economy has a fixed monetary supply, no monster-money faucet, and every action resolves on the same global tick?

Players gather resources, mine a finite supply of Crown Gold, forge equipment, place bids and asks on a player order book, hunt the Warden, and eventually sponsor new players by sacrificing resources.

The design is Bitcoin-inspired, but Crown Gold is only an in-game currency. There’s no token sale, NFT, wallet requirement, play-to-earn system, or promise of financial return.

Free to Play Status:

• [x] Free to play
• [ ] Demo/Key available
• [ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)

Involvement: I’m the developer, first time trying this out, much of the artwork and development process were AI-assisted, and I've sunk at least 100 hours of playtime into it already lol. Direct criticism is genuinely welcome. I need focused feedback on three things:

1. Does the global tick make sense once you start moving?
2. Is it clear why the remaining Crown Gold supply matters?
3. Where do you get stuck between registration, claiming an invite, and completing your first action?

It’s a real beta, so balance and presentation will change.