I completely agree in principle but the nuance here is that I’m leaning on the belief that people joining Axie do not “…stand to benefit…” because the long term

I completely agree in principle but the nuance here is that I’m leaning on the belief that people joining Axie do not “…stand to benefit…” because the long term prospects of Axie Infinity are not good (and have never been good) and so anybody analysing the benefit of joining them — who has a broad range of opportunities available to them — would immediately see how little they stand to benefit from getting involved with Axie Infinity. I’m under no illusions about the intelligence of software engineers (of any specialism) — we are all idiots at least some of the time — but I struggle to believe that a competent engineer with lots of opportunities would somehow believe that Axie Infinity is the best opportunity available to them, hence, their system is built by people who don’t have other opportunities and have produced an insecure house of cards (more insecure than the average system anyway — all systems are insecure in some capacity).