#空投活动 I really appreciate Lighter's approach to this! Airdrop fairness has always been the community's top concern, and it's commendable that the project team takes this seriously and takes action to remove Sybil addresses, self-trading, and wash trading points. This is what the spirit of decentralization should look like—transparent rules, consistent mechanisms, and value returning to genuine contributors.

The reduced points being redistributed to the community reflects respect for the ecosystem. Honest participants don't need to worry about unfair treatment, and wash trading tactics become ineffective. In the long term, this is the correct approach to building a healthy ecosystem. More and more projects are prioritizing anti-Sybil mechanisms and data cleaning, which indicates that the entire industry is maturing.

If you're participating in similar airdrops, remember one core principle: genuine, sustained community contribution is always worth more than short-term wash trading. Those projects that seriously build products and take responsibility to the community will ultimately prove it through concrete actions. Airdrops are not just token distribution—they're a commitment from the project team to participants.