The recent user controversy caused by the SXT token airdrop has once again brought the exchange's risk control mechanism into the spotlight. As a practitioner deeply engaged in the crypto asset field for many years, I combine industry big data and compliance operation experience to reveal the underlying logic and response strategies of the exchange's risk control system.

I. Risk Control of Capital Chain
The exchange's anti-witchcraft system can accurately identify related accounts through on-chain tracing technology. It is recommended to adopt the 'fund isolation' strategy: main account funds must undergo at least two on-chain transfers (cross-platform operation is recommended) before entering the sub-account. A more compliant approach is to directly obtain initial funds through the platform's OTC channel, forming an independent cash flow. Data shows that new accounts using OTC deposits have a pass rate 67% higher than traditional methods.

II. Biometric Security System
Modern exchanges generally use a dual authentication system of device fingerprint + biometric features. Switching accounts on a single device will trigger an abnormal device fingerprint alert; according to a 2023 annual security report from a certain exchange, such operations accounted for 41% of account bans. It is recommended to adopt the 'one device one account' principle, and a backup device at the thousand-yuan level can meet basic needs, with a hardware investment return rate exceeding 300%.

III. Compliance Management of Network Environment
Although 95% of global crypto users use VPNs, shared IP pools have been listed as high-risk features by mainstream exchanges. It is recommended to use dedicated IP proxy services, prioritizing enterprise-level network solutions. According to third-party audit reports, accounts using dedicated IPs have an average security rating improvement of 2 levels.

IV. Decision-making on Project Participation Timing
The Matthew Effect in the crypto market is particularly prominent in the airdrop field. Taking the recent Galaxy Project and Alpha Project as examples, the former has an average daily participation of over 500,000 users but an airdrop conversion rate of only 0.3%, while the latter has a precise user group of 150,000 achieving an 8.7% conversion rate. The industry rule always holds: the average daily yield of compliant accounts is 23 times that of rough operation accounts.

Operation Memorandum:

  1. Fund Isolation: OTC Deposit → Cross-platform Transfer → Target Account

  2. Device Management: Single Device Single Account + Biometric Authentication

  3. IP Configuration: Dedicated Static IP + Enterprise-level VPN

  4. Data Monitoring: Regularly query the on-chain rating system (it is recommended to use CertiK Skynet)

Conclusion:
In this era of on-chain traces, compliance operations are not limitations but a moat. Remember 'To do a good job, one must first sharpen one's tools'. Replace rough operations with professional risk control thinking to achieve stability and sustainability in the crypto ecosystem. The latest data shows that accounts implementing a complete risk control plan have a comprehensive yield stability 400% higher than ordinary accounts; this is the power of professionalism.

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