The source of the AIA incident is actually quite clear - contract upgrade. It sounds simple, but it involves a lot behind the scenes. Upgrading requires changing the contract Address, and it inevitably leads to some growing pains during the transition period.

Binance contracts were subsequently delisted, and some exchanges temporarily suspended deposits and withdrawals for spot trading, all of which are standard actions during an upgrade. The real issue does not lie in the upgrade itself, but rather in the time window from December 11, 19:43 to 20:15. The information was misaligned, resulting in a batch of contract users being passively liquidated, and emotions were completely ignited at that moment.

The turning point has come. DeAgentAI did not choose the approach of public opinion warfare, nor did it suppress the heat, take a cold treatment, or delay as much as possible. Instead, it directly set a plan and provided compensation. This attitude deserves a thumbs up. With a reference price of 0.22 USDT, the compensation airdrop has been completed and credited to the spot account.

This price can't be called perfect, but given the current market conditions, it's acceptable. It's a clear statement.

Looking at the current market, the comparison is even more striking. Most projects, when faced with controversy, first react by avoiding, suppressing, or dragging things out. This time, AIA chose a different path—acknowledging the problem, putting money into resolving it, and using goodwill as a safety net. This is not just talk; it's a choice backed by real money.

The contract upgrade has been completed, and re-listing should just be a matter of time. Whether it can make a comeback is another story, but this time the issues have been contained, and both execution and attitude are on the table, which is worth keeping an eye on.