Why did the Great French Revolution end with a thermedor coup?

The Jacobins who came to power were first supported by the people. However, in the course of their activity, they made a number of significant mistakes. They consisted of the following:

The seizure of grain from the peasants, which led to the discontent of the rural population.
Setting the maximum wages for employees.
The establishment of bloody terror was a fatal mistake. The Jacobins had their own executioners, who were known for bloody atrocities.
Of course, no one was delighted with the guillotine – the instrument of execution.

The terror, which took place against the background of the impoverishment of the French people, led to the overthrow of the Jacobins. As a result, a moderate Convention came to power.