2026-01-17 03:31:48

SEEKER project recently released an important update regarding SKR token distribution in the official community. There are two possible scenarios: one is that the distribution results announced on the 15th are the final version, and this announcement is just further clarification; the second is that a new round of witch detection has identified and removed additional suspicious accounts. Based on feedback, the focus of this action is on bulk studios, and the term "farming clusters" mentioned in the announcement is a key phrase. Overall, this is good news for genuine users.

However, a small reminder: if you are earning well within a certain ecosystem, it's best not to show off your data publicly. It can easily attract unwanted attention. Besides actively sharing your earnings, behaviors such as overly consistent interactions or abnormal account interaction patterns can also be easily flagged as suspicious activity. In the current environment where anti-witch measures are becoming stricter, staying low-profile is the best strategy.

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RugPullSurvivor

· 5h ago

Alright, here comes another round of witch hunts. Studios should be crying. Staying low-key really saves lives. Don't be reckless and share your earnings. This crackdown is quite intense, with farming clusters being wiped out entirely. Real users can finally breathe a sigh of relief. Don't ask me how I know—it's just how it is.

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DegenDreamer

· 5h ago

Being low-key is the way to go; this round was indeed well played. Another anti-witch hunt; the studio should give up. Genuine users win passively, but don't follow the trend of showing off wealth. I feel I need to be more cautious in the future; even casual interactions can be flagged. That's why I never share my earnings data, afraid of attracting attention.

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ILCollector

· 5h ago

Damn, another round of witch hunts. This time they finally targeted those studios. Never say in the group how much you've made; it's too easy to attract attention. Staying low-key is the right way, everyone.

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ForumLurker

· 5h ago

Being low-key is the way to go. My friends in the studio are panicking now. Real users are winning big, but don't get cocky. This anti-witch wave is really fierce. Looks like I need to be more careful. The farming clusters are being given special attention. Serves them right. Even if the returns are great, don't say a word. Keeping a low profile and making big money in silence is the true principle. I feel I need to be more cautious in the future, even interactions should be done casually. The good news is that the account security is improved. The bad news is that I need to be better at disguising. Real experts probably wouldn't show up in the group, right? Now those bulk accounts are probably crying.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 5h ago

Make money silently without making a sound, that is the truth --- Another wave of studios being cleared, algorithms are really getting smarter --- Being low-key is the way to go, I've seen too many being targeted --- Farming clusters crashing, damn, these coin farms are cursed --- Real users can get more now, finally feeling better --- Never publicly showcase data, I've seen too many fall for this --- Can abnormal interaction modes be detected? Then I need to change my habits --- Witch detection has been upgraded again, need to be more cautious --- This time the cleanup was good, only then can the ecosystem operate healthily --- Showing off earnings is actively exposing yourself, you need to be clear-headed --- Mass account strikes are a good thing, but I feel it's hard to defend against --- If account interactions are too regular, they can also be targeted? That's tough --- Making money starts with being low-key, don't invite trouble --- Farming clusters should have suffered heavy losses, serves them right

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MetaverseLandlord

· 5h ago

Being low-key is really the golden rule. I saw someone sharing data in the group before, and the next day they were targeted. Don’t ask me how I know, but anyway, staying silent and lying low now is the smartest move. I support this crackdown on the studio; genuine users can finally breathe. By the way, what the hell is a Cultivation Cluster? It sounds very vivid. If SKR really gets distributed to the top, then this update will be quite crucial.

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