Honestly. @fomo, it's time to take action. Letting this happen damages both user interests and the platform's reputation. In fact, it can be controlled functionally, for example: ▌Automatic Clustering of Related Wallets: Identify related wallets based on their source of funds and transfer relationships, and display them categorized on the KOL's homepage. Once a related wallet starts selling, it should immediately push notifications to users who are following the trades. This feature can be easily developed through a collaboration with @bubblemaps; the fomo team doesn't need to develop it themselves. ▌Displaying Trading Results on Homepage: Prioritize displaying the average profit and loss of users after a trading recommendation. If fomo launches a copy trading function later, this can be changed to displaying copy trading results. Finally, while it's difficult for the platform to legally force KOLs to disclose all their wallets, it can certainly be constrained by rules. fomo is a good innovation and a good platform; it shouldn't become a tool for exploitation and malicious acts.