Some newcomers to the crypto world feel that Bitcoin's rise is too slow and not profitable, so they start to "take a detour" and crazily bet on various low-quality coins.
So what are low-quality coins?
In simple terms, they are tokens randomly issued by project parties or scammers on public chains, relying on packaging, making empty promises, and community promotions to hype something that has no real value.
Why do some people get hooked?
Because during a bull market, some low-quality coins can indeed skyrocket dozens or even hundreds of times in a short period. Many people hear the "hundred times myth" and immediately follow the trend, fantasizing about "getting rich overnight, buying houses and cars."
Especially when recommended by acquaintances or so-called "big shots," low-quality coins make people let their guard down and invest heavily.
But the reality is: almost no one around me has made money from low-quality coins; rather, many have lost everything overnight. One moment they are talking about dreams and the future, and the next moment they crash and run away, with the coins turning into "air."
Real opportunities do not rely on luck, nor do they hide in low-quality coins.
