This coin is deadlocked in staking rewards. In the early stages, to attract big investors to buy the coin, it offered very high reward returns—twice as much as miners. Miners incur costs for each coin mined, so they are less likely to sell easily, which helps stabilize the price. In contrast, staking rewards are a one-time investment; the larger the reward, the more aggressively people sell once they receive it, causing the price to continuously decline. When a black swan event occurs, those big investors who recouped their initial staking rewards see the signs of trouble and immediately sell off all their holdings to cash out, causing the price to plummet multiple times, essentially returning to the state before the project started. This also brings many problems: first, the coin’s price can’t recover; second, miners are afraid to mine; and finally, no one wants to buy anymore, losing confidence. This coin has only two possible outcomes: either it completely fails or the project team personally intervenes to pump the price—there’s no other way!