Recently, a certain project's incentive activity has attracted quite a bit of criticism. The booster plan launched at 6:00 PM on January 12 occupies 3% of the total supply, of which 1.4% will be gradually released through a lock-up mechanism. There will also be a TGE phase later, accounting for 1%, but the specific timing has not been determined yet.

Here's the problem—participants have discovered that all booster participants will have their points deducted. Since the value of such airdrop activities isn't very high to begin with, this point deduction has left everyone a bit confused. The most heartbreaking part is that many people barely recover their points by completing tasks and participating in blacklisted projects; now with this deduction, their previous efforts seem to have been in vain.

There's also a more immediate concern: if you participate in the lottery and your points are deducted to zero, but you don't win, that's really a big loss. Many people are complaining that this design is quite tricky, and the balance between incentive mechanisms and punishment mechanisms is clearly not well managed.