The ultimate form of a 'hair puller' is staking to pull hair. Today, I saw a young lady on Solv who staked 1800 BTC, but her points were only 60 billion. She complained that the points were too few and said that early investors need to defend their rights.
The reason is simply laziness; she has been holding SolvBtc which only earns 2x points and hasn't opened friend invites. Those who have seen the hair-pulling tutorial would know that at least for 'one fish to eat more,' it should be SolvBTC.bnn which offers 12x points, plus inviting 3 people for a 2.5x bonus, resulting in a total shortfall of 6x2.5=15 times the points. The points rules are clearly written; they apply equally to both large and small investors.
The fairness and transparency of blockchain is demonstrated here; if large investors have privileges, that is the greatest unfairness.
The ultimate form of a 'hair puller' is staking to pull hair, and one should be adept at maximizing the efficiency of their funds. If those 1800 BTC were given to 'Chicken Brother' to pull, the points would not be 60 billion but at least 900 billion, plus additional points from various projects.
What are large investors who just keep their wallets and sign but do not stake? That is pure nonsense. Even if they exist, it is the fault of the Merlin Chain; mBTC is the BTC of the Merlin Chain and can certainly be used for staking. Just as you acknowledge that the BTC of Binance Chain is BTCB, which can also be used for staking and can be withdrawn 1:1 as BTC through the Binance exchange at any time.
In the end, the plot thickens a bit; it turns out that the rich lady with 1800 BTC can also fall into love brain and be a simp. Could it be that this person is more handsome than Wu Yanzu?