Yesterday, many people below were emotionally excited, saying that they received less from the airdrop and were taken by a witch. I completely understand everyone's feelings. But there is a core logic that everyone must distinguish clearly: witch airdrop ≠ hopeless second level pull What we often refer to as grooming Meme、 The secondary market and fair launch are actually different narrative paths and funding logics If the hair raising airdrop is targeted by a witch, it will naturally lead many people to short the market and not be optimistic about this project. At this point, the project team may have the motivation to pull the market, as the market's expectations have been lowered. Once there is a bearish trend, they have the opportunity to create a rebound But please note the key point: the second level pull is based on the chip structure and the project party's ability to allocate funds, not on who has acquired how much The airdrop itself did not distribute much this time, and the project team obviously still has ammunition in their hands. So the trend of the secondary market has little to do with whether there is a witch or not Some of the big hairdressers I know sell at the beginning of the market and never participate in the secondary market. What can emerge in the secondary market is another set of gameplay and a logic dominated by another group of funds