From your perspective or that of a real user, what you say is correct. However, from the perspective of the exchange, whether it's a studio or a real user doesn't matter; as long as they generate trading volume, they collect fees. We ordinary users can only take what we can. If we can't take it, there's nothing we can do; who will listen to the exchange? It's all for profit.

Recently, the alpha rewards have been intense, and many brothers couldn't keep up with the points pace. Additionally, alpha introduced a point deduction mechanism, which means that ordinary real users who lose points once or twice are almost unable to participate in all projects for the next week or two. This actually benefits studios with multiple accounts, as they can always participate in airdrops. This is very unfair to real users. Most of the increase this time consists of fake new accounts from studios, and old accounts from studios that were KYC'd a long time ago are basically impossible to identify, so I suggest that alpha introduce a facial recognition and account age system to eliminate studios, and cancel the point deduction mechanism to allocate airdrops to real users.