Yesterday, HoloworldAI released the official announcement regarding the new alpha regulations. According to the update, daily balances are now set to 0, and trading points and task points for that day will not be included in the statistics. Essentially, they are treated as zero.
It’s clear that the platform is aware of studios exploiting the system by collecting balances after completing point-farming tasks. Interestingly, instead of outright banning these accounts, the regulations encourage studios to maintain a minimum 100U balance. While this may appear lenient toward studio scripts, it feels unfair to genuine players, who now face stricter conditions without the same privileges.
The control groups and planning departments continue to operate with a concerning level of impunity. Snapshots taken at 8:00 are easily bypassed by studios transferring funds at 7:50 and back at 8:01. Such measures address only the symptoms, not the root cause, and fail to curb fraudulent activities. Observers question whether some members of the technical team might even be complicit, running studios themselves for profit.
From a technical perspective, the outlook for $HOLO remains largely bearish. The price currently sits below all moving averages, with the MACD in a negative alignment. While the RSI approaches oversold conditions, rebounds in such scenarios are typically weak.
A critical long-term factor is the 1.5 billion token unlock scheduled for Q1 2026. This represents a substantial portion of the total supply, and the associated selling pressure could be significant. Even the current 5.6% drop is modest compared to what might occur as the unlock date approaches. Traders should remain cautious and anticipate potential further declines.
