2026-01-10 14:31:01

Capital will always find an exit for investment. This world is full of wealthy people who only think about increasing their capital—this is also why betting shops, Ponzi schemes, financial scams, and various marketing courses are so rampant. Even the so-called secrets sold by self-media "masters" are essentially the same tricks. Even if you have nothing, these scammers will still find ways to extract value from you. The crypto market is no different—capital inflows bring opportunities but also give rise to countless projects that cut leeks. True wealth is not built by following the trend but by being able to identify these traps. There is too much noise in the market, and too many temptations, but those truly rational investors are doing one thing: observing calmly and staying away from bubbles.

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ZenChainWalker

· 21h ago

Wake up everyone, this is reality. The tricks of cutting leeks are endless. --- That's right, but the problem is most people can't tell which is a trap and still think they've found a treasure. --- In crypto, this is even more outrageous than traditional finance. New projects emerge every day, and people keep getting involved. --- I just want to ask, it's easy to observe calmly, but the key is how to identify real opportunities versus obvious Ponzi schemes. --- It feels like nine out of ten people entering now are just here to get money, haha, isn't that right? --- Capital never sleeps, always trying to squeeze the last coin. That's the most genuine game. --- The most cost-effective way to see through all this is not to play at all, and you'll win directly. --- Those courses by self-media masters, are the buyers really out of their minds?

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down_only_larry

· 01-10 14:52

I specifically tested a few so-called "monthly income of 100,000" courses, and they are really just repackaging the same set of words to sell to new rookies.

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SchroedingerGas

· 01-10 14:52

Here we go again with the old clichés. Not wrong to say, but what's the use? A bunch of people still need to step into the pit to be satisfied. --- By the time retail investors realize it, they've already been cut once. --- Recognizing traps is easy to talk about, but in real operation, everyone's mind is full of greed. --- So how exactly do we be rational? Give me a specific approach. --- The crypto world is just ridiculous; getting "scammed" by retail investors has become a "market efficiency." --- I just want to know how many people will still buy various pyramid scheme coins after reading this article. --- In the game of capital, we are all insiders. --- It's true words, but for everyone in front of the screen, it's basically useless. --- Stay calm and observe? Wait until the market is completely in a bubble before entering, but by then, it's already too late.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 01-10 14:51

How many ways are there to harvest the leeks? Anyway, it's just the same old tricks, just a different shell to do it again.

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SchrödingersNode

· 01-10 14:50

Another warning about "recognition traps." It's correct, but it sounds like nonsense no matter how you hear it. I just want to ask, who hasn't been weeded out by the market?

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