I must point out that Crocodile Universe is not a real pet, but a fictional game application. Therefore, it cannot be said that it is an MLM or not an MLM. However, we can discuss the possible risks of gaming applications like Crocodile Universe.

For anyone joining the game, one should be wary of "deals" that require payment, recruit other players, and build downline networks. This model often leads people to fall into pyramid schemes and lose a lot of money. In MLM, the more people participate, the greater the reward. But MLM companies often don't provide real financial information and rely on the recruitment of new members to pay old ones.

Another issue worthy of concern is the financial risks that game apps like Crocodile Universe may bring to teenagers and their parents. The "virtual currency" in the game application may require actual funds to purchase, and the progress in the game may be advanced due to payment and level improvement. Therefore, parents need to regularly monitor how their children engage in gaming to avoid inadvertently spending too much money on these apps.

In short, although Crocodile Universe is not a pyramid scheme, any "direct sales community, platform, game application" that requires payment, recruits downlines, and returns high profits should be careful. Parents need to pay attention to supervising game accounts. Prevent your kids from accidentally spending too much money.