Participating in Alpha projects is becoming increasingly exhausting. Not only are newcomers deterred, but even veteran players are starting to feel the strain. The core issue isn't the high participation threshold, but the "cost" paid each time they get involved.

In the current market conditions, any kind of profit-hunting project feels like walking in a risk zone—one misstep and you could get caught. From my own experience, this feeling is especially pronounced—time spent on earning points doubles daily, yet the expenses and costs do not decrease at all. New entrants see these challenges and become scared, while seasoned participants are gradually feeling worn out.

Ultimately, this is no longer just simple "whale hunting." The sweet rewards no longer keep pace with the daily costs, and the cost-effectiveness continues to decline. When earnings can't keep up with expenses, users naturally start to lose motivation.