For newbies, however, most of them are not after day trading. They create an account in any exchange where their shitcoins are listed. However scammy the exchange may look like, for as long as it is the only place where they could claim their airdrop or bounty proceeds they will head there. They don't have much of a choice, after all.
If this is the case, at the very least, newbies should pull out their funds as soon as their tokens are converted into BTC or whatever top coin they traded their shitcoins with. They should know better than keep their funds there, or perhaps even continue to use the same platform for future trading activities.
In fact, many small exchanges do not want to run their way, but have loopholes in their own systems. For example, in 2018, the popular Fcoin mine, the trading mining platform distributed 100 bitcoins a day. Think about other exchanges. There is not only no dividends but also a fee for trading. The fall of Fcoin is not necessarily because the boss wants to run away, but because the model has problems, financial loopholes are too big, the gap is getting bigger and bigger, and finally collapsed, but this kind of dividends is paid to users. The idea is in line with the spirit of the blockchain.
There are always pioneers who find their way first, and pay for it, so that the people behind can continue to follow this path. I hope that DEX can grow faster. Centralized exchanges are too easy to be manipulated. Users should be Game on a relatively fair platform.