That set of "gold farming pools" in blockchain games, to put it simply, is just disguising inflation as output: the more tokens there are, the more players can claim daily, and the pools are drained even faster. When new tokens stop entering, selling pressure starts to grind down the market, and in the end, only a bunch of people are left waiting to take over, pretending it's an "economic cycle." You ask me why it collapses so quickly? Because output isn't value; it's distribution. And distribution relies on inflation. When inflation accelerates, death becomes a countdown. By the way, recently hardware wallets have been out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere. At this point, still daring to put assets into these black-box contracts, I can only say... you guys really have some guts. As for you saying "Once you break even, just run"—those who can run away are never the majority.