#晒出你的交易 $CAKE 1 I am a long-term holder of cake, having bought it from 33 in 2020 to 1.7 before 22, and I haven't sold any. Who knows the pain of these years? A part of the cake team was involved in internal arbitrage and has been investigated. Cakepie has fallen apart since separating from cake, becoming worthless; it is merely a vehicle for internal benefit transfer for those who suck blood from cake. I have never participated in cakepie's activities; they deliberately designed the rules to be complex, as the more complicated they are, the more they enable benefit transfer. I have long hoped that cz could step in; thank God, today I saw the article published by Bingwa, and only then did I notice that cz took action. He criticized Binance, which was right; it was supposed to be a vote. Binance has the largest amount of cake and falsely accused him of having an illegitimate source for cake without evidence. I see voting as a means to overturn various benefit transfers; all benefits should go to cake holders. I immediately added another 4000 dollars to my position at 1.7, only regretting that I have only this much USDT. Cake needs users, needs revenue, needs prospects, and needs a background. Why has it come to such a miserable state? Today's price reflects public sentiment; people vote with their money, supporting cz and Binance. If cz and some small players like Kalami asked me who is better for you, do you even need to ask? These people have no votes and no influence. The key question is: who do you trust, cz or him? What value has cakepie created? Who created it that relies on sucking blood from cake? It seems to be just a small group within the team, using votes to transfer benefits to these people. Now that Binance has collected the chips, some people maliciously attack him, saying that his chip collection is wrong, but they don't explain how it is wrong. Isn't it also unacceptable for others to vote? Can these things represent the community?