That day, an old friend mysteriously told me:
"Bro, transfer some BTC to me, and I'll help you with a project, it's guaranteed."
I rolled my eyes on the spot—this kind of opening line in the crypto world is mostly a bait to cut me off.
But it turned out he was talking about the second phase of Bitlayer Booster.
"Just a few steps: have a Binance Keyless Wallet, Alpha Points ≥61;
go to the event page to Mint a little YBTC.B (0.00000001 is fine);
then go to Bitzap and exchange for any coin.
Once done, you can enter the prize pool of 7,500,000 BTR."
I thought to myself, it's so simple, could it be a new type of scam?
But my friend said: "If you don't believe me, just try, anyway, the cost is lower than milk tea."
So I gritted my teeth and went through the process.
Two days later, I opened my wallet—400 BTR was quietly lying there.
At that moment, I almost bowed to my friend. It turns out this isn't a scam; it's giving away money.
Even more outrageous, Lucky Helmet NFT players can also get an additional reward, it's like picking up two gifts for free.
Looking back now, if I hadn't trusted him back then, when the event ended on August 14 at 9:00 UTC,
I would probably see others posting screenshots of their earnings in my friend circle, and then post a "should have known earlier" dynamic.
The lesson is— the real pit in the crypto world is the opportunities you missed yourself.
