A very severe and real problem that cannot be ignored by major exchanges in various countries is the decline of new users and the speed at which new accounts are diminishing.

Currently, the total contract volume across the network is 21.22 billion, with only 430 million liquidated in the last 24 hours. Fewer and fewer people are buying spot assets; all the funds are tied up in contracts. What's the use of the $BTC surge? During those few days of skyrocketing prices, the total spot volume was only in the teens of billions, peaking at thirty billion, which is far from the previous fifty to one hundred billion. Looking at another relatively established platform, G**E, its airdrop-related tasks have thousands of participants, with over ten thousand for some tasks, and as high as twenty-one thousand for others. Some users even have multiple accounts. It can be confidently stated that such a large platform does not have more than ten thousand active users. If we consider studios, having five thousand would be quite good. Currently, the big names in the crypto space occasionally make trend trades, while small retail traders clutching 10 or a hundred USDT fantasize about getting rich overnight. Isn't it laughable? Instead of wasting time on such fantasies, it would be more practical to deliver a few more takeout orders. People from the outside find it hard to enter, while those on the inside are continuously being consumed.