This project has indeed been gaining popularity recently, attracting many new users to register and try out. Growth is a good thing, but the accompanying issues are also obvious—the platform is filled with a large number of BOT accounts, which are only interested in registration rewards and have little interest in the product itself.

The project team later issued a statement saying that if identified as BOT behavior, the rewards would be canceled, but the key point is that they will not notify users of the specific criteria for judgment in advance. This makes it quite awkward for ordinary participants.

My suggestion is that instead of worrying about those uncertainties, it’s better to focus on genuinely experiencing the product. Explore more features, share usage insights, and this way, you can gain a deeper understanding of the project ecosystem and contribute more valuable feedback to the community. Compared to speculative registrations, this approach not only helps avoid risks but also makes more sense.