Recently, the crypto community has been flooded with all kinds of bizarre meme cultures and marketing tactics. On the surface, they seem novel and interesting, but in reality, they have become blatant tools for scam teams to commit crimes. These contents all convey the same signal without exception: operated by purely domestic Chinese teams, quick profit schemes, and one-wave profit strategies.
In plain terms, this is a public declaration of "I'm here to harvest the leeks." Fake comments from PR accounts create an illusion of "everyone making huge profits." The problem is, this environment not only feels uncomfortable but more importantly — **we simply cannot verify the authenticity of these so-called explosive earnings information**.
What is the true identity of those accounts claiming "daily earning hundreds of times"? Are these figures real, or are they carefully fabricated to create FOMO and lure more people in? Unlike normal market fluctuations, when you realize your opponent is a scam group, they have already made enough profit and left the scene, leaving the bagholders with only losses.
The information asymmetry has gotten out of control. Project teams naturally will embellish their achievements (which is normal), but when false reports of explosive earnings flood in, retail investors have no ability to verify their authenticity one by one. This is the most helpless part. You can accept wins and losses in market battles, but when dealing with scammers, the game rules are inherently unfair.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 01-11 10:15
I'm already tired of it. Daily earnings of hundreds of times, and those who believe it are risking their entire wealth.
A pile of fake accounts at a glance, it's truly incredible.
These people don't even bother to hide it; they're just openly cutting leeks.
Information asymmetry has trapped retail investors, and the game rules have been unfair from the very beginning.
In the end, it's just a celebration for scam groups, and us bystanders can only watch the show.
After being in the industry for so long, I increasingly feel that most of the voices are just illusions of false prosperity.
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UnruggableChad
· 01-10 18:08
It's the same old trick again, seeing people boast about earning hundreds of times daily, but I've never seen one that’s real.
I can't help but wonder, those guys who are making huge profits every day, why are they still posting? They should have retired long ago.
Really, the information gap is this hopeless—how can retail investors possibly compete with organized profit-taking machines?
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NFTFreezer
· 01-10 16:51
Another round of the leek-cutting feast, I just can't see through these people's tricks.
Daily earning hundreds of times? Wake up, they've all been fooled and taken advantage of.
Information asymmetry is a life-and-death game; retail investors can't outplay coordinated team crimes.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-09 04:23
Here we go again, daily earning hundreds of times, why haven't I made any money?
Really, I've heard this spiel so many times, I'm already numb.
Information asymmetry is meant to be exploited, understand?
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-08 12:58
Make a hundred times profit daily? I think only those scammer accounts are making a hundred times profit daily.
It's the same old trick again, just changing disguises to continue scamming.
Where's the promised huge profit? All I see are blood-written accounts of huge losses.
The information gap has been played out, now it’s just an information wall.
This environment is really disgusting, openly playing the money game while pretending to be some cultural meme.
Why haven't those people making a hundred times daily profit been exposed yet?
It's more like a slaughterhouse than a market.
I just want to know where those accounts that posted screenshots of huge earnings are now.
It's completely one-sided abuse; the game rules are written right on their faces.
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GlueGuy
· 01-08 12:58
Another trick, I'm tired of it.
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Daily earnings of 100x, yet I haven't seen a single real account dare to publicly share wallet addresses.
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Information asymmetry is the original sin of this circle, retail investors will always be the last to take the fall.
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I don't believe any of those marketing accounts' data, anyway, they just run after taking profits.
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The environment is too competitive, it feels like there's no pure land left.
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Basically, it's just open robbery, only disguised with a layer of memes.
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I just want to know why these accounts claiming to earn 100x daily don't just go for an IPO.
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Now even distinguishing between real and fake has become a cost, it's too exhausting.
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-08 12:52
Same old trick, seen it every day. I'm really tired of it.
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Hundredfold profit? Wake up, that's someone else's dream.
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The information gap is too big; retail investors can't compete.
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That's right, now it's all about who runs faster.
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This circle is already rotten through, there's no saving it.
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Ridiculous, and some people still believe this?
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I've seen it all along, it's truly incredible that some still fall for it.
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No point in complaining, just accept it.
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What’s the point of verification? The data is all fake.
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The rules are inherently unfair, face the reality, everyone.
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Publicly cutting the leeks and still so confident, truly incredible.
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Instead of verifying, it's better not to touch it at all.
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Meme culture, marketing talk, scam teams—an all-in-one service.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 01-08 12:50
Damn, they're at it again? Watching these accounts brag about making hundreds of times daily, I'm already numb.
Honestly, it's just the final frenzy before the big players run away, and we retail investors can't verify what's real or fake.
The game rules are inherently crooked; why bother competing with these scammers?
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GasGasGasBro
· 01-08 12:48
Coming back with this again? I'm tired of seeing "earn 100 times daily" every day, it's so fake.
Honestly, these people are pretty good at acting, but they're just too blatant.
Powerless, we're just the leeks caught in the information gap, there's nothing we can do.
Playing with scam teams? That's not even the same level of game, just accept it.
Fine, anyone still believing these accounts deserves it.
Recently, the crypto community has been flooded with all kinds of bizarre meme cultures and marketing tactics. On the surface, they seem novel and interesting, but in reality, they have become blatant tools for scam teams to commit crimes. These contents all convey the same signal without exception: operated by purely domestic Chinese teams, quick profit schemes, and one-wave profit strategies.
In plain terms, this is a public declaration of "I'm here to harvest the leeks." Fake comments from PR accounts create an illusion of "everyone making huge profits." The problem is, this environment not only feels uncomfortable but more importantly — **we simply cannot verify the authenticity of these so-called explosive earnings information**.
What is the true identity of those accounts claiming "daily earning hundreds of times"? Are these figures real, or are they carefully fabricated to create FOMO and lure more people in? Unlike normal market fluctuations, when you realize your opponent is a scam group, they have already made enough profit and left the scene, leaving the bagholders with only losses.
The information asymmetry has gotten out of control. Project teams naturally will embellish their achievements (which is normal), but when false reports of explosive earnings flood in, retail investors have no ability to verify their authenticity one by one. This is the most helpless part. You can accept wins and losses in market battles, but when dealing with scammers, the game rules are inherently unfair.