Recently, I came across something interesting. Someone shared the background of an on-chain security advisor—definitely a tech expert, specializing in on-chain tracking and security analysis.

Here's what happened: Someone on Solana sent tokens directly to his wallet, trying to ride the hype and promote a project. But he immediately sold the tokens. The comment section exploded with opinions, but upon reflection, this actually makes sense—it's basically someone using his name to hype their project, and since he didn't agree to any collaboration, he has every right to manage his own wallet as he sees fit.

This kind of "airdropped tokens to a celebrity wallet with the hope of getting a shoutout" tactic is pretty common in the community. But many forget: receiving tokens doesn't equal endorsement, and selling them is also a form of expressing attitude.