#代币空投 Seeing the recent WET market movement, honestly, I feel a bit complicated. Going from a 70% loss to a 100% rebound—this is definitely worth a good discussion.

At the start, someone used over 1,000 wallets to concentrate sell-offs; I've seen this trick too many times—essentially, it's low-cost fake trading volume to deceive newcomers. But what's interesting this time is that the team chose to be blunt but kind-hearted, invalidating the old tokens and restarting the public sale, even adding anti-sniping mechanisms.

Sounds good, right? But I need to remind everyone not to be blinded by the surge. A 100% spike within 24 hours often masks a "reversal story" that cuts off late buyers. An 80% bullish sentiment indicator is even more dangerous—markets that are unanimously bullish rarely end well.

Since the restart, over 4,000 real users and a trading volume of 2.07 million USDC have been recorded, which is a lot cleaner compared to previous manipulations. Listing on multiple exchanges also indicates backing by capital. But restarting a new coin and invalidating the old one is essentially just changing the wrapper and starting over; the risks haven't disappeared—in fact, they shift to the new coin as the hype moves.

The real lesson is this: when encountering token airdrops and public sales, first check if there are anti-cheat mechanisms, then see who is behind the promotion, and finally look at the data. Don’t be fooled by the story, and don’t let the reversal market dictate your decisions. Longevity is far more important than chasing single surges.