To some degree this is true, but it's cost-benefit analysis rather than being uncrackable. Denuvo is so invasive that software exploits aren't worth the effort

To some degree this is true, but it's cost-benefit analysis rather than being uncrackable. Denuvo is so invasive that software exploits aren't worth the effort (or risk on behalf of the user), and physical exploits are sold instead. For example, physical FPS exploits include devices that sit in the HDMI/DP chain with a USB output and emulate a keyboard and mouse.