I said give freedom of choice, right? Where do I tell someone to buy? Better pay attention, buddy.
Theodore Ri QtFv
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Allow me a parenthesis of applied semantics. Every public post is an act of speech: it has an illocutionary force (what you declare) and a perlocutionary force (the effect produced on those who read). When you shout "buy now!", you are not delivering a neutral observation; you are issuing a command that pushes others to engage a very real capital. This creates a moral commitment: the loss suffered by your readers is not a mere accident, it is the measurable trace of your influence.
Decorum in a financial exchange space imposes three simple gestures:
1. Inform – verifiable figures, cited sources, quantified risks. 2. Warn – remind that potential returns come with a symmetrical risk. 3. Assume – remain present when the market turns, answer questions, correct instead of disappearing.
At the same time, keep in mind that the Financial Markets Authority severely punishes the promotion of highly volatile assets without an adequate risk note. Your audience is not a dashboard but a group of people who, for many, are depositing their first savings. Responsibility lies in directing their curiosity toward the method before boasting about the next fanciful leap. If you really wish to "educate", show them how to trace a liquidation level before promising them the moon. Credibility is measured by how you manage backlash, not by the number of reactions under a post.
It’s up to you to decide 😘
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