The ecological characteristics on BSC are indeed very interesting—various high-yield farms emerge one after another, attracting participants mostly for the returns. While this model quickly aggregates liquidity, it also leads to a relatively single goal for ecosystem participants: entering the market to mine, cash out profits, and exit at the right time. Compared to public chains that are dedicated to building application ecosystems and attracting developers, BSC is more like an efficient yield aggregator. You will find that projects focused on long-term development and innovation are actually less common, while various variant farms and mining pools compete for attention. This is not to say it's bad, but rather a difference in ecosystem forms—some prioritize stable returns, others focus on ecosystem innovation, each serving their own needs.