#加密市场回调 A lot of beginners like to copy trades from so-called “teachers” on social platforms, but to put it bluntly—you might just be someone else’s cash machine.
The scheme isn’t actually complicated: Some KOL quietly stocks up on a bunch of low-cap coins, then posts an analysis saying, “This coin is a technological revolution, with 100x potential.” Retail investors get hyped, FOMO kicks in, and they rush in to buy, pumping the price. Once the price is up, the KOL turns around and starts unloading, and when the price collapses, they blame the market, saying, “It’s not my fault, the market was bad.”
Think about it—if there’s really a surefire way to get rich, who would invite you to join? They’d have already gone all in themselves.
It’s fine to read others’ analyses, but the wallet password is in your own hands. Money made by copying homework will eventually be paid back the same way. So ask yourself: Are you making decisions by looking at the charts, or are you just following tweets to place orders?
$BTC $ETH When it comes to these mainstream coins, you’ll ultimately have to learn to read the trends yourself.
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mev_me_maybe
· 6h ago
Same old trick again, there are always new suckers falling for it. I really don't get it.
If there really were stable profits, would they need to attract followers? They would have retired long ago.
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YieldHunter
· 12-03 06:30
ngl the data's been screaming this for months... if you look at the correlation between kol shilling spikes and retail liquidations, it's literally textbook pump mechanics. technically speaking, sustainable returns don't come from copying homework assignments, they come from understanding actual on-chain metrics and risk-adjusted entry points
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PumpDetector
· 12-03 06:30
ngl this is the classic pump and dump playbook... seen it a thousand times since mt gox. the pattern recognition never lies.
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QuietlyStaking
· 12-03 06:27
Honestly, every time I see those "100x coin" stories, I just want to laugh. If making money was that easy for them, why would they bother helping retail investors?
Copy trading is just a bet on when the KOL will run away.
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blocksnark
· 12-03 06:25
This is a typical pump-and-dump scheme, someone should have exposed it long ago.
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Damn, how are those copy-traders still not awake? This is seriously messed up.
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To put it bluntly, if you don’t use your brain, you deserve to get rekt.
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If it’s real, it can’t be faked; if it’s fake, it can’t be real. If you can’t tell the difference, just stick to mainstream coins.
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If there’s a guaranteed way to make money, who the hell would bother hustling strangers? It’s such a simple truth, yet people still believe it.
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It’s only true if you hold your own wallet password. Don’t get brainwashed by a few tweets and just jump in.
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Once you let FOMO get to you, there’s no saving you. I’ve seen too many newbies lose everything.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 12-03 06:04
I've seen this trick too many times, I really can't stand it anymore. And there are still people following those social media "gurus" every day, it just makes me laugh.
The money you make from copying others' trades will end up being lost; it's not a curse, it's just a matter of probability.
Those who really understand the market are already making money themselves; there's no way they'd let you follow along. Think about it, everyone.
To be honest, mainstream coins are the right path, don't even think about those other altcoins.
#加密市场回调 A lot of beginners like to copy trades from so-called “teachers” on social platforms, but to put it bluntly—you might just be someone else’s cash machine.
The scheme isn’t actually complicated:
Some KOL quietly stocks up on a bunch of low-cap coins, then posts an analysis saying, “This coin is a technological revolution, with 100x potential.” Retail investors get hyped, FOMO kicks in, and they rush in to buy, pumping the price. Once the price is up, the KOL turns around and starts unloading, and when the price collapses, they blame the market, saying, “It’s not my fault, the market was bad.”
Think about it—if there’s really a surefire way to get rich, who would invite you to join? They’d have already gone all in themselves.
It’s fine to read others’ analyses, but the wallet password is in your own hands. Money made by copying homework will eventually be paid back the same way. So ask yourself: Are you making decisions by looking at the charts, or are you just following tweets to place orders?
$BTC $ETH When it comes to these mainstream coins, you’ll ultimately have to learn to read the trends yourself.
This article is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice.