Those in the crypto world understand an unwritten rule: a cryptocurrency's impending collapse is often heralded by the sudden activity of a "get-rich-quick group".

Last December, a fan reached out to me, saying he followed the trend and bought a newly launched "hundredfold coin", only to see it drop 40% in three days.

I asked him to screenshot the group chat records—sure enough, in a group of 200 people, there were over 99 messages daily, with the admin leading shouts of "diamond hands" and "break-even is near", while everyone else chimed in with "received, big brother".

I'm too familiar with this routine. After the main players have finished accumulating their positions, the first thing they do is hype up the group.

Retail investors, seeing the slogan "hundredfold is not a dream" in the group, always think "let's wait a bit longer for a rebound", while the main players are swinging their sickles waiting for you to average down.

Just like that fan of mine, who started with 5000 USDT and lost it down to 3000, still thinking about "big picture", until I had him dig up the group’s call records—on December 15, the admin said "2.5 USDT is the floor", yet it closed that day at 1.8 USDT, and the next day it plunged directly to 1.2 USDT.

Even more outrageous is the exchange's calculation. Do you think they care about the price fluctuations? They profit from contract fees and the spike profits.

The louder they shout "ten-thousandfold myth" in the group, the more actively retail investors leverage, and the more joyfully the platform rakes in the profits. I had my fan do a statistic: after joining the group, he opened 15 contracts, 12 of which were liquidated near the call points, and he paid over 200 USDT in fees.

Later, I taught him three strategies:

First, exit all call groups;

Second, only look at the market for 1 hour each day, and keep the rest of the time off;

Third, before each operation, ask himself—do I understand the technology of this coin? Do I know the main players' costs? Can I bear a 50% drawdown? Three months later, he sent me a screenshot: he grew 5000 USDT to 8200 USDT, during which he only made 4 trades, each time following up lightly after a breakout.

Lastly, let me say this: the sharpest sickle in the crypto world is often wrapped in the candy coating of "consensus". If you truly want to help a friend avoid pitfalls, advise them to stay away from three types of groups—

"Hundredfold coin internal sharing group" "Contract signal VIP group" "Project airdrop group".

The more you brag, the worse they lose; the harvesting sickles in this circle are always hidden within the sweetness of "brothers launching together".

There are many lost souls on the crypto road; senior brother only ferries those with fate @加密大师兄888 .