A certain project issued tokens using 8 wallet addresses in one go, which indeed sparked market controversy. Many community members have expressed that this method of token issuance easily leads to information asymmetry—institutions and insiders pre-position themselves, and retail investors often enter at high points. The most outrageous part is that some investors feel they are always catching the bag at the worst possible time. This multi-account token issuance strategy appears to diversify risk on the surface, but in reality, it severely dilutes the voice of ordinary investors. The transparency of Web3 projects should be an advantage, but such operations raise doubts—are retail investors truly part of the community, or are they just targets for being exploited?