The emergence of high-win wallets after a strike, especially with near-perfect win rates and minimal sell-offs, suggests a significant shift that isn't just a modification of prior behavior; it's a new risk factor.
We can't assume that typical market behavior before the strike somehow changes the character of what comes after, because if the conditions for fairness aren't met, the whole system is in doubt.
If a bank suddenly sees a few accounts with perfect returns right after a system update, we wouldn't just say it modified the nature of normal transactions; we'd immediately suspect a breach.
What truly matters is having fail-safes to detect and stop potential foul play, rather than just noting a contrast.