#新币发行与空投 Infinex's recent actions clearly show that the market has been educated. When public offerings can't be sold out and rules are suddenly changed, such "emergency surgical" adjustments are quite common in the crypto space, but whether they can save the project is another matter.

Interestingly, those seemingly front-running bets on Polymarket—this is why I always emphasize being especially cautious during new coin launches and airdrops. Information asymmetry works like this; some people always seem to know the inside scoop ahead of others.

If I have to consider opportunities with such projects, my logic is as follows: First, only allocate to high-risk appetite accounts, no more than 5% of total funds; second, monitor the project's emergency responses—how quickly and transparently they change rules can tell you a lot; third, set stop-loss points once listed—new coins are highly volatile, and greed can lead to missing out or falling into traps.

The story of Infinex this time is actually a good negative example—don't think the opportunity is here just because rules are reversed. Sometimes, hasty adjustments actually indicate underlying issues with the fundamentals.