Family, wake up! Recently, the backend has been overwhelmed with questions—'Why did my Alpha account suddenly disappear?' 'I didn't do anything, why am I banned?'
Don't cry injustice, let's clarify things today: there are no bans without reason, only self-inflicted violations. I've compiled 9 'deadly red lines', see if you've crossed any—
1. Engaging in multi-account trading? The platform's risk control is more sophisticated than you think, these little tricks are just asking for trouble.
2. Using technology to grab airdrops? If you're playing tech tricks on the platform, who else would get banned if not you? The data is being recorded.
3. A single account sending coins indiscriminately? Thinking that spreading addresses will hide your actions? The system sees through it at a glance.
4. Maliciously adding liquidity to profit off others? Such reckless operations are a red line, no negotiations.
5. Jumping IPs into restricted areas? The platform rules are clearly stated, why go into areas that are unsupported?
6. Getting mistakenly banned for logging in from a different location? It seems innocent, but it might trigger an abnormal behavior alert.
7. Claiming airdrops and stuffing them all into one account? Small acts of centralized selling have long been noticed.
8. Accepting coins casually just because a friend is playing? If their account has issues, can yours really stay clean?
Remember: Alpha is a benefit for ordinary people, not a tool for speculators to exploit loopholes. Some always think they can find loopholes in the rules, but what happens in the end? Only to cry when their account is gone?
Rules are not meant to be broken; they are meant to protect you. If you really want to play for the long term, just follow the rules seriously.
Lastly, to be honest: whether the counterfeit season comes or not depends on the market; but whether you can keep your account entirely depends on yourself.
(If you find this useful, give a follow, and don't come asking why next time you step on a landmine.)