Recently, a phenomenon in the industry has been quite disheartening—many project teams run away after a rug pull, and very few actively compensate investors.

Take AIA as an example. On the 11th, they needed to upgrade the token contract, which inevitably caused significant volatility. During this fluctuation, the risk for open positions surged. A major exchange eventually delisted AIA trading pairs, which had a huge impact on those who hadn't closed their positions in time.

Fortunately, this time the project team and the exchange showed some conscience. They proactively issued airdrop compensations to eligible investors in response to the situation. The reference price was set at 0.22 USDT, covering investors with long positions near this price.

Although this isn't perfect, compared to projects that simply rug and leave nothing behind, it does show a sense of responsibility. But it also reminds everyone that major events like contract upgrades require constant vigilance, as risk volatility can come suddenly.