I just closed a "profit pool" on the blockchain game side to avoid constantly watching the numbers and self-hypnotizing. To be honest, many pools don't die because they are hacked, but due to inflation plus output mismatch: issuing tokens daily as wages, with the actual inflow and consumption not keeping up, and selling pressure slowly draining the pool like a leak. Looking on-chain, when you cross-reference active addresses, item consumption, and net capital inflow, you can basically sense the "trend is changing." Now we're in a stage where hardware wallets are out of stock and phishing links are everywhere; people's security awareness has improved. But if projects only keep increasing subsidies without creating consumption scenarios, in the end, it's just risk in a different shell. Anyway, I prefer to open an umbrella in the tailwind and hold onto it in headwinds.