Lighter: The witch account points will be redistributed to qualified traders, and a dual token/equity structure will not be adopted in the future.

GateUser-6433627c · 2025-12-28T07:23:23+00:00

Lighter CEO Vladimir Novakovski introduced the anti-cheating algorithm, aimed at identifying non-authentic users and reallocating points to qualified traders. At the same time, an appeal mechanism has been established to address false positives, allowing users to submit appeals on Discord. Large token transfers are unrelated to airdrops, and the ultimate goal is to enhance token value.

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2025-12-28 07:23:23

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On December 28, Vladimir Novakovski, founder and CEO of Lighter, stated during today’s community Space that the anti-cheating algorithm uses data science and clustering methods to identify, with the goal not being real users. Witches’ points will be redistributed to qualified traders. There is an appeal mechanism for witch screening. So far, the number of appeals is fewer than expected. If users feel the algorithm is unfair, they are welcome to fill out the built-in appeal form on Discord. Specific algorithm details will not be disclosed to prevent targeted optimization. Lighter is confident in the final witch determination results, but if there are indeed misjudgments, please be sure to appeal. Additionally, large token transfers to trading platforms are unrelated to airdrops and are for safeguarding investors’ and the team’s distribution shares. The ultimate goal is to accumulate value into tokens, not equity, and a dual-token/equity structure will not be adopted.

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