#借贷协议风险 Recently, there has been a lot of discussion in the community about the official Twitter account issuing coins, and it needs to be organized properly. He Yi's clarification is actually very clear: Binance employees cannot participate in the issuance and promotion of token projects, and the posting style of the official Twitter account is part of their daily work freedom, but this does not mean that the content of the tweets is related to issuing coins.

In simple terms, some users are taking words out of context and finding angles to issue coins, which is a community behavior and has nothing to do with the official side. But this also reminds us, the profit-seeking group, of an important thing — not all projects that claim to be official are reliable, especially in interactions involving lending protocols, where risks are often overlooked.

The advice for everyone is very straightforward:

1. **Verify the source of information** — Official coin issuance is usually published through formal channels and will not be hidden in tweet comments.
2. **Beware of lending risks** — If high-yield airdrop projects involve lock-up and lending contracts, make sure to carefully review the smart contract audit report.
3. **Small Trial** — Interact with new projects using the least amount of capital first to understand the rules, don't go all in right away.

The core of making profits is to complete interactions with minimal cost, but the prerequisite is to come out alive. Investment risks must always be prioritized; even the best airdrop must be built on a secure foundation.