The Truth Behind #凉兮 : He Went Bankrupt, Yet You Are Still Charging into Battle for Him?

The news of Liangxi's bankruptcy shocked the entire cryptocurrency community, but what is even more concerning than the $20 million loss is the hidden truth behind this storm: his 'real trading' has never been a solo battle, but a whole system of trust chain collaboration.

You think he lost his own money, but in fact, it’s the money of those who trust him—partners, fans, and large investors who bought in at high positions, following his calls to short and holding positions. When he says he 'found a partner to collaborate in U', what that really means is: he is using other people's money to make his own judgments while letting others bear all the risks.

And you, as an ordinary viewer, might still be passionately sharing his trading videos, echoing his viewpoints in groups, and fantasizing, 'This guy can help me succeed.' You are completely unaware: Liangxi's bankruptcy is not just about him; you are also being led by this systematic performance.

In the cryptocurrency circle, KOL trading is not trading; it’s a traffic game, a trust nesting doll. It may seem like the experts are stepping in, but in reality, it’s a series of performances that mimic expertise, treating screenshots as achievements, emotions as analysis, and holding positions as faith.

Liangxi's huge loss is a public warning: do not charge into battle for a performative persona. A KOL's real trading may not be real; his suffering may not only concern himself; and your cost is ultimately the target that this stage aims to harvest.