I just turned off the revenue dashboard for the blockchain game side; the more I look, the more annoyed I get. To be honest, many pools aren't collapsed because of "hackers," but because of self-inflation + output draining themselves: producing a bunch of tokens every day, and when demand can't keep up, they can only rely on new entrants to take over, and if that can't keep up, they start to crash. Liquidity becomes thin, slippage increases, and emotions collapse even faster. On-chain, it looks quite calm, but underneath, it's actually all small scattered transfers withdrawing, like dark currents beneath the water. Recently, that mainstream public chain is about to upgrade, and everyone in the group is guessing whether projects will migrate. I think whether they migrate or not isn't that important; if the economic model only prints tokens, switching chains is just moving the leak somewhere else... That's all for now, be cautious.