Before a project's official TGE, no one can predict whether it will end up being a 'reverse rug.' All participants, including the KOLs and team leaders signed by the project team, hope the project doesn't reach that point. When a project does start to 'reverse rug,' the most awkward ones are often the KOLs and team leaders who have been deeply involved in the project's development. It's rare for a project to reach a point where those who participated in the project's Kol Round, or the signed KOLs & team leaders, don’t even dare to share their airdrop results. Differentiating witch-hunting difficulty based on KYC countries and regions— this might be the first time since the inception of airdrop-based asset distribution, right?