A lot of platform accounts were recently handled on a large scale, which indeed made people a bit nervous. However, looking back, most of the issues were due to some irregular operations. On the other hand, legitimate platforms are strengthening risk control, focusing on cracking down on script studios and violating accounts, which is beneficial for the ecosystem in the long run.

Speaking of XPL, do you remember that airdrop? A 70-point quota could be exchanged for $100, which is over 700 RMB. At that time, quite a few people managed to grab this benefit, and such a level of incentive is quite rare in the market.

What’s more worth paying attention to is the actual performance of XPL. After the mainnet launched in September last year, the price surged over 70%, and the hype was indeed high during that period. But what really impressed me was its application experience—I still often use XPL for transfers now. The speed is incredible, with confirmation almost instantly, so there’s no need to wait. Even better, the transaction fees are almost negligible, especially USDT transfers which are completely fee-free. This saves a lot of costs for people who frequently transfer.

Now, major exchanges have upgraded their risk control measures, and the crackdown on scripts and violating accounts has become more intense. This has actually made the overall trading environment more transparent and standardized. For projects like XPL that have a stable mainnet, a safer trading environment means users can more confidently experience its application value.