#代币空投 Seeing the news about Lighter cracking down on witch accounts, I am reminded of stories from many airdrop participants I have interacted with before. Some people do manipulate multiple accounts to "game the system" in order to earn more points. While this may seem profitable in the short term, ultimately, such behavior damages the health of the ecosystem in the long run.

Lighter's anti-cheating mechanism uses data science to identify abnormal accounts. Although the details of the algorithm are not publicly disclosed, the establishment of an appeal mechanism is commendable—this shows that the project team is strictly enforcing rules while also giving genuine users a chance to explain. If your account is flagged as a witch account and you have doubts, submitting an appeal form promptly is very important.

My advice is: participate in any airdrop or token distribution based on genuine trading activity. There's no need to risk being delisted just for short-term point gains. In the long run, a steady participation in the ecosystem and accumulation of real value is a wiser choice. The ultimate goal of the project team is to let value accumulate into the token itself, rather than through complex structural designs, which is actually beneficial for all serious participants. Instead of wasting energy trying to cheat, it’s better to focus on understanding the project logic and making good asset allocations.