I’ve never farmed @Lighter_xyz, but I still feel like ranting. Perps are essentially just casinos. As a casino, just focus on taking your rake. Whether gamblers make or lose money inside is their business. Why do you have to meddle so much? And on top of that, pulling this kind of stunt so early in your operation—who’s going to want to play at your casino later? I’ve got exchanges with better liquidity and reputation to trade contracts on, so why would I bother coming on-chain to pay your fees? What’s the point? Isn’t it just to avoid KYC and enjoy the decentralization of on-chain perps? You can’t even spare a little airdrop, and you expect people to trust that when a major incident happens in the future, you’ll take the loss and not roll back the data? I can understand you checking for sybil attacks once. But what’s the deal with checking multiple times? Last time, people lost faith in perps because of point inflation, where loyal users ended up worse off than dogs. This time, you can’t just throw out a “final interpretation rights belong to us” and disappoint users all over again. I bet your competitors are cursing @Lighter_xyz a dozen times over right now. First, @vooi_io pulled a reverse farm move, and now @Lighter_xyz does this. How are other competitors who haven’t launched tokens supposed to play? You’ve scared all the users away. Look at @HyperliquidX—they spent so much money building their nest and raising their fish, and everyone’s just fishing based on their own skills. Then here comes some idiot, holding a car battery and a fishing net, ruining everything. No hype-worthy vision, yet you want to compete for hype status? Ridiculous.