Brothers, today I have to vent a little with everyone, and take a look at the current MYX; I really can't hold back my frustration.

This thing is now completely just an empty shell! After a month, the total profit is only a few dozen yuan, not even enough for a pack of cigarettes. Seeing that pitiful return, I feel heartbroken.
Looking back at the glorious data of hundreds of billions from before, I now realize clearly—most of it was probably just a test run!
I was foolish enough to comfort myself back then, thinking that even in the worst case, testing only accounted for at most half of it.
No matter what, a market cap of hundreds of billions should have some real money in it for retail investors to share a sip, right?
And what was the result? They just directly gave you a hundred percent testing!
Thinking about it now, my previous thoughts were truly naive and laughable.
Some might say, the overall market is bad now.
That's nonsense!
No matter how bad the market or how bearish, as long as it's a functioning project, it can't be that far off, right?
If you go to the vegetable market to sell cabbage, even in a bad market, you wouldn't only make a few dozen yuan in a month, right?
This is no longer about high or low returns; it's simply lying flat in place.
What’s the most frustrating?
The platform’s security issues, technology, nothing is wrong!
No hacking attacks, no frozen accounts, no disconnections.
This shows they’re not incapable, nor have they encountered some force majeure, but from the start, they never intended to really do it!
They’re just going through the motions, putting on a perfect “single-player game” for you to play.
In this circle, the water is really deep, so deep it’s frightening.
On the surface, it looks flashy, and the hundreds of billions of data fool people into being stunned, puffing up your appetite, tricking you into entering, and in the end, leaving you with nothing.
Real earnings of just a few dozen yuan are like a loud slap, thoroughly tearing off the shame of hundreds of billions of “tests.”
From now on, when you see such high-end data and technically flawless projects, everyone really needs to be more cautious.
Don’t do like me, pouring genuine feelings into playing their tests.
Face reality clearly, and turn back in time—there’s nothing worth lingering over.