#空投活动 Lighter's anti-sybil protection measures are worth paying attention to. Removing sybil addresses, wash trading, and exchange wash volume points, then redistributing them to the community—this logic is essentially correcting artificial market prosperity.

To be honest, airdrop activities have always been a playing field of information asymmetry. A group of people profited from wash trading and nested addresses, while genuine traders with real transaction depth actually got diluted. Although this cleanup will shrink some speculators' account numbers on paper, in the long run, the points that remain could actually be more valuable—because the base is now more authentic.

The same logic applies to copying trades. You need to learn to distinguish between those with genuine trading ability and those who stack their track records through artificial transaction volume. Lighter's move is a reminder for everyone: before participating in any incentive activity, check how strict the platform's protection mechanisms are. Platforms with self-purification capability usually deliver more solid airdrops down the line.

There's still time before the end of S2 season. If you're interested in participating, you might as well observe the point changes after data analysis is complete, then decide on your subsequent position allocation. There's no shortcut to risk management, but choosing the right platform can save you a lot of detours.