DeFi, done playing? Don’t be naive, it’s not the game over, it’s rookies leaving the field!


Recently, this broken circle feels like a disaster movie! In two weeks, $450 million was stolen, KelpDAO directly evaporated $292 million, scaring big players to run with buckets over the weekend, fleeing $10 billion overnight.

Why do veterans all say “DeFi is worth playing”?

First, the sickle has upgraded into an “electric saw”!
Before, we just needed to watch for code vulnerabilities. Now what? Hackers aren’t playing the technical game with you anymore—they directly go for “permission abuse” and “signature fraud,” leaving you defenseless. It feels like you locked the door, but the thief has your house key—what’s more, it’s even the one the property management provided! Who can stand that?

Second, retail investors’ mindset has collapsed—they can’t play, but they can hide.
As for the so-called “hedge funds” and big institutions, once they sense something’s off, they slip away faster than anyone, immediately rushing into safer businesses like “tokenized US Treasuries.” The remaining retail investors are left floundering in the wind: thinking they can bet and turn a bicycle into a motorcycle, but in the end they usually end up paying for the bicycle with their loss. Everyone knows it in their hearts—this is just a “race to see who can run faster” game, afraid of becoming the last bag-holder.

To put it simply, DeFi isn’t dead—it’s just been deflating the bubble. It used to be a casino, where everyone rushed in with their eyes closed; now it’s an exam room, where only real money can survive. One sentence from the king of bulls: Don’t fear a crash—what you should fear is that you’ll always be placing bets at the “chives” table! #BTC
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