#空投活动 Lighter's recent actions to prevent wash trading are worth paying attention to. Removing points from witch addresses, self-trading, and wash trading exchanges, then redistributing them to the community—this logic is essentially about correcting the market's false prosperity.

Honestly, airdrop activities have always been a battlefield of information asymmetry. A group of people profit heavily from wash trading and nested addresses, while genuine participants with trading depth are diluted. Although this cleanup may shrink the paper gains of some speculators, in the long run, the remaining points' value might actually be higher—because the base is more authentic.

The same logic applies to copy trading. You need to learn how to distinguish who truly has trading ability and who is just stacking achievements through fake trading volume. Lighter's move serves as a reminder: before participating in any incentive activity, first check how strict the platform's protective mechanisms are. Platforms with self-cleaning capabilities tend to have more solid airdrop quality later on.

There is still time until the end of Season 2. If you want to participate, it’s advisable to observe the changes in points after data analysis is complete, then decide on your subsequent position allocation. Risk management has no shortcuts, but choosing the right platform can save you a lot of detours.