Recently, I came across a few screenshots of chain games "pools opened, profits exploding," which feel quite familiar. Basically, it's just that the output is too easy, and the tokens keep being issued in large quantities. In the early stages, it looks lively, but later on, it's all about new people taking over to absorb the selling pressure; once attention shifts to memes or celebrity shoutouts, the new participants decrease a bit, and the pool is like a leaking balloon—profits drop first, then the token price drops, and finally everyone rushes to the exit. Veteran players advising newcomers not to take the last step is not just pretending to be knowledgeable; often, it's not that the project team is malicious, but that the economic model is inherently unsustainable. Anyway, when I see "earn just by daily idle farming," my first thought is: who's paying? If I can't figure it out, I just give up.