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This exchange that Liang Xi mentioned is definitely a European one. At that time, I only had a few million, and they froze my account for six months. Damn it, there was absolutely no reason. After it was unfrozen, I decisively transferred it to Binance. Such a large exchange, no sense of structure at all. Is it running low on funds? The next FTX?

Give me a chance to lift the ban!!!
I have been immediately risk-controlled, but I still want to participate in the competition. I have deleted the dual-opening software and hope to receive a surprise lifting of the ban when the rewards are distributed!

I have always maintained the pledge, that's why I received so little.

Prepare to receive this airdrop tomorrow, how much can it be worth, big shots?
#EPT

The police suddenly called to check funds? How should virtual currency players "respond wisely"!

Just recharged 10,000, and the police immediately called to ask if I encountered a scam, even asking to go to the police station to "cooperate with the investigation." At times like this, don't panic, and definitely avoid mentioning virtual currency right away, as it may lead to misunderstandings about the unclear use of funds, and even freezing the account.

The correct approach is:

Cooperate but don’t say too much: Indicate that you are clear about the flow of funds, have not been scammed, and can cooperate in explaining, but do not involve specific platforms or currencies.

Reasonable usage packaging: You can say it is for overseas investment, a friend's cooperative project, or a prepayment for cross-border e-commerce, keeping the logic clear and avoiding mentioning unregulated keywords.

Don't panic in your responses: The more nervous you are, the easier it is to raise suspicion. Calmly clarify the source and use of the money, without avoiding or over-explaining.

Now, fund risk control is becoming stricter, especially for large recharges, which easily trigger warnings. In the future, try to transfer and deposit in batches, reasonably plan the flow of funds, and avoid falling into "sensitive minefields."

Pell airdropped, the price is very low, below one USDT (about a hundred or so), it's not worth claiming, the gas fees for claiming are very high. Bitlayer's fifth week of Pell also had an airdrop, claiming 20 resulted in a total loss, gas fees were 4 USDT.

As for the rewards on Bitlayer, it's better to wait until the mainnet goes live before claiming, as there is a high likelihood of losing money. Just a precaution. Luckily, I didn't write too many strategies, this time I admit my loss.

Bitlayer also has participation from Web3Port, just like Shell and GPS. Uxlink is also involved; I hope Bitlayer can pull a rally after going live. Considering the gas fees and some losses, I spent around 100+ USDT, hoping to break even.

Finally, I'll share my own results to attract some attention. I'm very fortunate to have bought before the rise. I don't take positions, nor do I recommend buying coins; at least this account won't do that. Just focus on claiming airdrops, as it's indeed a tricky position right now, neither up nor down.