Over the past few years, many people have completely disenchanted with the crypto world.

Projects launch one after another, narratives iterate in waves, but truly profitable and sustainably cash-flowing projects are few and far between.
If the primary market can't be moved, investors turn to the secondary; when the secondary market cools down, they play memes.
The form changes, but the essence has always been a game of redistribution of chips.
When platforms prioritize transaction fees over project quality, and appealing stories always take precedence over solid business models, retail investors' principal becomes fuel for liquidity.
Money never disappears into thin air; it just changes hands.
The dignity of an industry is never measured by how many wealth myths it creates, but by how much real value it ultimately generates for the world.