As a seasoned player with in-depth knowledge of the Web3 space, I would like to share my views and the latest developments regarding the Camp project.

In the past week, we have been focusing on new projects and creating related tutorials. Although the Camp project seems complex, it is actually quite simple once you are familiar with it. Essentially, it involves completing some basic tasks to earn points.

Camp is a project that allows zero-cost participation, with almost no gas fees required. However, it currently faces serious anti-cheating measures, which affect all participants. To my knowledge, many industry opinion leaders have also commented on this.

The reason the project team has strengthened anti-cheating measures is mainly due to a large number of studios using scripts to register accounts in bulk during the early stages, resulting in the number of addresses surging to several million. To address this, the project team has conducted multiple rounds of screening and estimates that about 90% of the scripted accounts have been cleared.

Currently, accounts that can score 90 points before the update are mostly ranked within the top 50,000, which is quite a good achievement. My advice is not to worry too much about the anti-cheating mechanism. Since it's a zero-cost participation, if you have the ability, continue to try. Personally, I think earning 50U from a single account is already a good result.

In the Web3 world, opportunities and challenges coexist. We must maintain a positive attitude while also adhering to the rules and participating in projects through legitimate means. Remember, continuous learning and adapting to changes are key to succeeding in this rapidly evolving field.