#空投活动 Seeing Lighter's measures to prevent wash trading this time, I feel a bit relieved. Airdrop activities are inherently good, but when tricks like witch addresses and self-dealing become rampant, those who truly participate end up at a disadvantage. Removing fake points and redistributing them to the community, although not friendly to some, is necessary for a healthy ecosystem.

This also reminds us that when participating in any airdrop activity, don't be blinded by high returns. The points that seem easy to earn often imply risks. Instead of chasing quick profits, ask yourself: what are the fundamentals of this project? Is the mechanism sustainable? How much uncertainty can I tolerate?

A good project team is willing to put effort into cleaning data and protecting community participants, which is itself a signal. In the long run, choosing a team that takes things seriously is much more reliable than blindly going all-in on any opportunity. Asset security always starts with caution.