I work on a team that functions this way. We're pretty productive for a team of 4 doing 100 story points a week. We usually deploy a day or two after our 1 week sprint ends.

The down side is that I'm exhausted all the time. We don't interact much outside of reviewing PRs, questions and help regarding our domains on the project. This can be a lonely experience during the COVID WFH days. Its a difficult pace to sustain week after a week with no real days to work on personal projects. At the end of the day I'm disgusted by screens, terminals and editors. That is not a good sign.

The upside, I'm outputting the most code in my career (I came from enterprise/IGO work). I'm learning how to perform at a high-pace. There is a lot of focus on preparation: eating right, sleeping/resting correctly and spending time off-computer time breaking down problems I need to solve during my next 'shift' into sizeable, ordered chunks. All done so I can make my 8 hours productive the next day.

Committing, merging and deploying at a rapid rate feels good but I become more and more like a factory worker each week.