The pattern plays out predictably. First comes temporary relief, a brief reprieve. Then the erosion begins—steady, relentless. Top talent starts looking elsewhere. Capital, following opportunity, migrates toward jurisdictions offering stronger frameworks and genuine growth ambitions. It's the classic cycle: short-term patches mask long-term structural problems, pushing both human and financial resources to greener pastures.

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MysteriousZhangvip
· 22h ago
Same old story. When regulations loosen, people run away, and capital follows... How many times does this cycle need to repeat before it's enough?
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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 22h ago
In plain terms, the building is about to collapse; short-term measures can't stop the long-term decline.
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HashRatePhilosophervip
· 22h ago
A typical regulatory dead end, really just treating the symptoms and not the root cause.
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DAOTruantvip
· 22h ago
You're absolutely right. This is the same old routine every time... Applying a short-term pain relief patch is just a quick fix, but the structural problems haven't been solved at all. No wonder smart money has all moved away.
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LonelyAnchormanvip
· 22h ago
This trick is really clever; in the end, you still have to run away.
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