Do you know what kind of account owner is most likely to earn respect? One type genuinely stops when they say they will, while the other thoroughly locks in after locking, then unlocks and locks again. But what about those who lock and unlock repeatedly? Switching back and forth in a cycle, it looks like they are constantly adjusting their strategy. To put it plainly, the easily exploited parts of the fan base have already been exhausted, so the account owner begins to change tactics—sometimes "repenting" and showing remorse, other times "re-emerging" into the scene—repeating this cycle over and over. These actions are nothing more than continuous attempts to attract new followers. Each account switch is like restarting a harvesting cycle. This unpredictable pattern ultimately plays with the audience’s trust—first making promises, then breaking them, and then making new promises. People in the community have long seen through this, but there are always newcomers attracted by this rhythm. Such account operation logic is worth deep reflection by the Web3 community.