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Have you noticed that many platforms play word games with their terms? For example, claiming "Unlimited," but in small print it says "Within a reasonable scope, according to normal usage"—what kind of logic is that?
Take data packages for instance. They boast about "Unlimited data" in their promotions, but if you actually run nonstop 24/7, the platform will come out and say: "Hey brother, that's not okay, you need to take a break."
This trick is also common in Web3. Exchanges, DeFi protocols, all kinds of claims like "Unlimited liquidity" and "Unlimited trading." But when faced with real large traders or extreme market conditions, they start to leak: "Considering network congestion... we will adjust the rules."
The problem is, the definition of "reasonable scope" is controlled by the platform. Users are always passive, waiting to be told what constitutes "normal usage." That's why more and more people are paying attention to on-chain interactions—at least the code is hardcoded, and the rules are transparent.