He did not subtract the coins from the trading competition in this data. The actual number of people who met the standard is not accurate. Today, OL subtracted the actual number of people who met the standard from the trading competition by about 10,000.

Today the airdrop reached 233 points. There are too many people occupying the bathroom without doing their business, and those who want to go can't find a spot. What can you do about it? Others are just not claiming their points and acting as gatekeepers for points. Yesterday, 225 points were met, but only half of the nearly 50,000 people claimed the airdrop. Today, with 233 points, there should still be about half of the 30,000 people from yesterday. Based on the current airdrop of over 80 USDT, those people will continue to occupy the bathroom without doing their business and act as gatekeepers for points. As long as these gatekeepers are around, the points will only keep rising. 233 points is not the limit for these individuals. Right now, high scores essentially mean that claiming once is basically useless, so to maximize benefits, everyone is waiting for airdrops of 150-200 or even higher. The points are not being consumed, and with a large number of people meeting the criteria, the points just keep getting higher. Only by getting rid of these people occupying the bathroom without doing their business can everyone have a spot. Otherwise, they will keep occupying it without doing anything. What can you do when those who want to go can't find a spot and those who don't want to go take up the space?