The latest version of Interlink has introduced a strict check-in mechanism, which has attracted widespread attention from the community. According to the new rules, if users do not check in for two consecutive days, it will trigger the token burning mechanism, until all held tokens are completely burned out. More notably, once the tokens are burned out, the user's account will face a ban, and the connection with upstream and downstream will also be severed, with all related rewards being deducted.

This measure is regarded as a way to effectively prevent 'witch attacks' and ensure the fairness and security of the project. Although these rules may seem strict, they also reflect the project's commitment to maintaining the health of the ecosystem. Strict management helps to achieve a more fair and just distribution in future Token Generation Events (TGE).

For users who have not yet participated, this is undoubtedly a free and rare opportunity. However, participants need to remain vigilant and strictly adhere to the check-in requirements to avoid unnecessary losses. This innovative incentive mechanism not only enhances user activity but also helps to filter out truly valuable community members, laying a foundation for the project's long-term development.

As Web3 projects mature, similar strict management measures may become increasingly common. While users enjoy freedom and opportunities, they also need to bear corresponding responsibilities, which may be the new normal in a decentralized world.