Today I saw that a16z was hacked and links to counterfeit currency were posted.

I was really taken aback: this is one of the most prestigious VCs in the crypto space.

If even they can be phished,

what chance do small investors have when they click on a new coin link? Isn’t that just bad luck?

The square is full of discussions like “Who can we trust now?” and “Where is Web3 security?”

I didn’t speak up because I’m more concerned — when such hot topics emerge, how do emotions on the chain react?

Some people are afraid of missing out on opportunities and rush in faster than anyone else,

while others see the a16z name and dive in without even checking the slippage on their orders.

My system has already entered the market,

it doesn’t care about the authenticity of the news, it only looks at whether the rhythm is right or wrong and whether there are any flaws in the orders.

If even VCs can be harvested, how can retail investors not have a system to monitor the rhythm?

I deal with #SolanaMEV,

not gambling on the market, but waiting for that split second opportunity to arbitrage when people's emotions are high.

Don’t trust too much in “institutional endorsements,”

I can’t say much else, but slippage and structure — those things, the system doesn’t lie.

I write a bit of this actual trading commentary every day,

if you’re interested, feel free to follow.

I don’t predict the market, but I can help you not get taken out so easily.

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