Money that comes too quickly easily drags people into a highly dissipative lifestyle.

Fast money is most likely to create illusions, making people mistakenly believe that all of this is due to their own great ability, and mistakenly believe that money will continue to flow in so easily.

Many people's lifestyles also begin to inflate accordingly: high consumption, ostentation, showing off everywhere, gambling-style investments, supporting a bunch of idle people, desperately maintaining that seemingly glamorous facade.

The problem is that this type of income itself is often unstable and cannot be sustained.

Once regulations tighten, the wind changes direction, partners turn against each other, or the capital chain breaks, cash flow often collapses instantly.

Even more fatal is that these people usually do not have real productive assets in their hands, nor do they have the accumulation of credibility that can weather cycles.

On the surface, it looks like sudden wealth, but the foundation is very hollow. So once something goes wrong, the return to poverty is often particularly swift.