The farming industry has evolved to this stage now: Let me give you an example. Nowadays, most projects require KYC, so many people have to turn to KYC providers to handle account verification. Typically, these providers are foreigners from less developed regions. But as soon as the process is done, it doesn’t take long before the account triggers risk control and requires facial verification from the actual person. When you go back to the provider, the first reaction from these foreign KYC vendors isn’t about solving the issue, but rather: ‘How much can you pay me?’ A single KYC account might cost just a few bucks, but once you run into risk control, facial scans, or account unfreezing, they’ll easily ask for hundreds of dollars. Of course, you can’t entirely blame the foreigners for being greedy—many of these inflated prices are driven up by people domestically, who raised the base price themselves, especially during bull markets when tips were overly generous. It reminds me of the time I proposed the idea of ‘multi-use for one fish.’ Regret hits hard now—this is the real definition of ‘multi-use for one fish.’