When I first entered the crypto space, I thought I was here to make money.
But three years later I understood:
I have always been that "cut leeks".
In the first year, I joined various airdrop groups, new listing groups, and project teams.
When I hear someone say "XX coin will rise," I rush in.
As a result, I blew up my account twice in a month and ended up with a bunch of worthless coins.
In the second year, I started to follow others' trades, thinking I was clinging to a "big leg."
In reality, I was just being used as "liquidity" for someone else.
At that time, I still hadn't realized that the essence of the term "shouting orders" is "offloading".
The most ironic thing is, until the third year,
I built my own circle, observing a bunch of people and projects.
I finally understood:
"Cutting leeks" is not cheating you, it's making you rush in yourself, and then slowly harvesting.
🚩 The classic trick of cutting leeks:
1️⃣ Making promises: the white paper boasts about the future, and the community is full of talk about 'financial freedom'.
2️⃣ Creating FOMO: telling you "Hurry up, now is the best time to enter!"
3️⃣ Find endorsements: recommendations from big influencers, a certain exchange about to launch, someone invested.
4️⃣ Pumping: prices surge, retail investors jump in.
5️⃣ Dumping to harvest: project teams and early players cashing out and leaving.
You think you are investing in projects,
In fact, they had already written the script long ago.
🧠 So now I only believe in three things:
Projects with real use cases and products.
Judgments backed by logic, not just a "feeling it will rise".
Strategies with risk control awareness, rather than just a shotgun approach.
The crypto space is not paradise; it is a battlefield that amplifies human desires.
Whoever cannot control their greed will be cut.$ETH $BTC #币安Alpha上新 #中心化与去中心化交易所 
