#代币空投 The story of WET is very interesting and also heart-wrenching. 70% of the presale was taken away by the Clip Coupons group using over 1000 Wallets. I've seen this kind of trick too many times – it seems full of loopholes, but in reality, it's just testing the emergency response ability and attitude of the team.

The key is how HumidiFi handles it: no shifting blame, no running away, directly pushing a new token to restart, along with an anti-sniping mechanism. This move is quite tough. After the restart, only 2.07 million USDC was raised, with over 4,000 real users, and 20% of them deposited no more than 500 dollars—these data indicate that they have really improved the mechanism.

But this also serves as a warning: token airdrops and presales are always high-risk segments. That 80% bullish sentiment? Be cautious. A coin that surges 100%? Even more cautious. What really matters is not the candlestick chart, but whether the team shows sincerity in the face of crisis. The fact that WET finally listed on major exchanges like Coinbase and OKX indicates that there is real protocol value supporting it—this is the foundation for long-term survival.

Next time you encounter an airdrop or presale, ask yourself three questions first: Will the team run away if something goes wrong? Is there protective design in the mechanism? Is the counterparty large enough? If you can't answer these, don't get involved.