Why so few tokens were distributed - it seems everyone has figured it out.
Moreover, the majority of tokens were distributed according to the “profit per hour” parameter.
You will refute this, saying that this blogger got a lot, but I got little!
People with non-zero hourly income >130M
For every million in income per hour they gave ~200 tokens
The overall income is huge, the leaderboard density is high.
The result was almost communism:
to everyone according to their merits, so to speak, and equally.
And there are few who invited 10,000+ friends, for example, I have 57k referrals, I clearly stand out even among bloggers because I bought advertising traffic for my link a long time ago, back at the beginning of the game, when it was effective.
And a small part of the Tokens was issued to the “friends pool”.
I'm just stating a fact.
It looks like there is a certain “friend value in tokens” in friends.
I think everyone is interested in seeing the insides of the anti-fraud system:
What were you banned for?
What are the critical parameters for keys from generators (hello, system "hackers")?
What size “family” was allowed for withdrawal to one wallet and why were “families” of 1000+ people banned with withdrawal to one wallet and so on.
But I understand very well: not a single bank in the world, not a single financial system will tell you exactly how they catch unwanted “clients”.
The more information you give about what's under the hood, the easier it is for "hackers" to adapt their farms and generators.
And no one wants to make their life easier for the second season.
PS: a small pool of tokens was also issued for the keys, you again have optical distortion of statistics.
We'll talk about the $ drop after the listing, everyone is looking at the premarket, and this is absolutely not necessary