$H It always feels strange on the platform now. After the alpha airdrop scale increased, the on-chain data was handled well. But later, when real money was used to boost the scores, starting from 15 points to exchange for dozens of dollars. From that moment on, the decline began, and users were being played.

This project has a market value of only 2 million when listing coins, but the market value is marked as 40 million, with airdrops less than 30 USD.

In other words, now airdropped projects can come to harvest platform users with a market value of just 2 million. Once the contract is live, fees are harvested, and control is harvested; after all, operating a 2 million market cap is too easy.

Until now, this high-risk coin with only a 10 million market value still shows a coin information of 180 million, which is nearly 20 times off.

In the eyes of the platform, users' losses are already insignificant, learning from third-rate platforms, and profit and loss are at one's own risk.

But if they can't even mark the market value correctly, did the technical staff graduate from elementary school?