90% of the promoted clones lose money; guiding others results in daily liquidations of millions.
The First Great Sin: Earning high fees through kickbacks, attracting naive investors to do the kickbacks, leading them to liquidation to earn clearing fees. They think others can't see the liquidation data while still boasting, only to find that after evidence of liquidation is revealed, they quickly reset the trading data.
The Second Great Sin: Recommending worthless coins: randomly calling out trades in a bull market, crazily pushing clones, making naive investors watch and donate, charging for entry into 'high-end' groups. Once the naive investors buy in, the clones all crash and are halved, ultimately losing all their capital. Each coin is bought at the peak, losing 90%. tia13.8 drops from 3.2, losing 70%; knc0.88 drops to 0.44, losing half; pixel drops 90%; magic drops 80%; aevo drops 95%; manta loses 85%; fil drops 70%; doge coincidentally loses 50% because Musk supports Trump, and holding almost every coin reaches a 90% drop.
The Third Great Sin: Lure and kill: Collaborating with project advertisers to promote clones, driving up prices as bait, gaining the trust of naive investors, and then recommending trap clones that lead investors to lose all their principal at once.
The Fourth Great Sin: Information fraud and information theft: Stealing valuable information from others and charging for group access. Sending promotional links that contain viruses or trojans; once users open them to register or apply for accounts, their personal information and private keys will be stolen. The only two top posts are selling courses and kickbacks, with links everywhere in the articles.
The Fifth Great Sin: False airdrops: Utilizing users' greed for bargains, using airdrop tokens as bait, leading users to click links or authorize wallets, effectively transferring users' assets.
The Sixth Great Sin: Impersonating financial teachers to sell courses: Using a secondary vocational school diploma to impersonate financial institution teachers, crazily selling courses to make money, teaching basic knowledge that is more comprehensive than what they can find on Baidu, deceiving users for fees.
The Seventh Great Sin: Profit sharing through guiding trades: Attracting investors to trade together leading to liquidation, extracting high profits, then fabricating false data, waiting for a new round of 'windfall' to blindly resist until liquidation occurs to continue extracting huge profits.
The Eighth Great Sin: Replacing investments with fake coins: Deploying fake Ethereum tokens to naive investors who think they are real coins, only to realize they are left with a pile of worthless numbers once the real project coins hit exchanges.
The First Great Sin: Speaking ambiguously, lacking the ability to make sound judgments while boasting and exaggerating, attracting naive investors to be exploited; they don't even realize what they are saying, as they lack any level of market judgment, just a straight line—right or left, they will never be wrong.
The Tenth Sin: Stubbornness, unreasonable argumentation.
Purely villainous behavior, with irrefutable evidence. Using small accounts to take things out of context while larger accounts speak ambiguously, harming fellow cryptocurrency enthusiasts who expose the truth about their scams through unknown means, while frantically downranking and limiting exposure to articles revealing the truth of their scams. To prevent evidence from leaking, they block and report, brainwashing uninformed users for multi-dimensional attacks.
Yan Chi and Zhu Yidan are two despicable little men, a classic disgrace in the cryptocurrency world. Many articles exposing Yan Chi and Zhu Yidan's scams have been frantically taken down, including my own. I want to ask, is it easy to get things done in the government!? Everyone is afraid to speak up, and the facts are not allowed to be revealed. Speaking the truth will encounter all kinds of resistance. #颜驰 #颜驰Bit #Crypto交易员朱一旦