If you were liquidated 16 times in a row 🩸, would you still advertise everywhere claiming high returns to deceive others into putting their hard-earned money into your over-leveraged positions⁉️

If you feel guilty towards someone, would you choose to deceive them out of their money or should you compensate them⁉️ After causing multiple liquidations, pretending to be pitiful to garner sympathy is less genuine than directly compensating. Attempting to use sympathy to obscure the concept is essentially to abscond with the commissions before the liquidation.

If you are a real trader, even if you are inexperienced, would you continue to trade this way after being liquidated more than 20 times due to consistently high-risk over-leveraging without stop-loss for over a year? Would you trade knowing that a 40-point increase would lead to liquidation in ETH? Would you trade BTC contracts knowing that hundreds of points could lead to liquidation?

Why do some people do this⁉️ Behind all this, there is actually a hidden business strategy for bad bloggers and morally bankrupt individuals to exploit retail investors.

I believe that anyone with a brain would have a very clear answer, but today this 'scum' is someone who, under the guise of helping retail investors, exploits their sympathy and the anger from being harmed by perpetual profit bloggers to harvest from retail investors.

Scam Technique 1️⃣

First, take a look at the picture below ⬇️. Friends who are unfamiliar with this scammer might think at first glance that this account has been liquidated 7 times in a row⁉️

Completely wrong. In fact, these are two different accounts, one called 'Follow Me to Buy Back', and the other called 'Buy Back with Me'. The two public accounts have each been liquidated 7 times, totaling 14 times. In private accounts, one was liquidated 3 times and the other 4 times, totaling 21 liquidations‼️‼️‼️ He uses sleight of hand with two similarly named accounts to mislead retail investors. After one account is liquidated 6 times, he switches to the other account for another 6 times, alternating in this way reduces the visible liquidation count by half. People see that the public account was liquidated 7 times, but in reality, it was 14 times, with private accounts liquidated 7 times.

Evidence 2️⃣

This is the account that was found after a deep investigation, where this person frequently takes turns to liquidate their positions. This individual often poses as a retail investor to gain the attention and sympathy of other retail investors in the crypto space. I ask you, brothers with online IQ, as a retail investor in the crypto space, would you operate 3 accounts simultaneously to attract others to follow your trades and then take turns in liquidating them⁉️

Evidence 3️⃣. This scammer always uses the method of placing just 1000U in the following accounts and then quickly over-leveraging to inflate returns before starting to post to attract retail investors to follow.

From the order sheet shown below, with a margin of 1000U, 50 ETH were opened. Newcomers may not understand what this means. With a margin of 1000U to open 50 ETH, a fluctuation of 20U in ETH price would lead to a liquidation or position reversal 🩸. I ask all experienced trading fans, who wouldn’t know this method of over-leveraging to inflate returns? Anyone can do it; it’s just that the follower has to pay the painful price of being liquidated with a 20U fluctuation in ETH.

Trading ETH contracts with a price fluctuation of 20U can lead to liquidation or position reversal. I believe all retail investor brothers can do this themselves. This behavior clearly shows that there was no consideration for the safety of the funds of those following the trades. As I mentioned at the beginning, everything is aimed at earning more commissions from retail investors' funds before the liquidation, then absconding with the commissions after the liquidation, closing the follow trades, and reopening with a new account. This behavior has been ongoing for over a year. I ask everyone in front of the screen, if you are a normal retail investor and have been liquidated continuously for more than a year, wouldn’t you learn your lesson⁉️

Solid Evidence 4️⃣. The most recent trade led to a massive liquidation just after earning commissions on Monday, with ETH being liquidated after a fluctuation of 30U ⚠️.

If you, as a KOL, were to be liquidated repeatedly, what should you be thinking about? Shouldn't you learn your lesson and avoid over-leveraging, even if you are a beginner? After being liquidated consecutively, you would understand. But why doesn't this person, who stirs up emotions of retail investors daily in the square to harvest their funds, understand⁉️ Because he pretends to be confused while actually knowing the truth. In this recent liquidation, he still used the same method, inflating returns and then enticing hundreds to follow his trades, over-leveraging to earn commissions, and then immediately opening up leveraged positions just like in the previous liquidations, attempting to use the funds from following retail investors to earn high-risk returns again. In the end, ETH was liquidated with just a fluctuation of 30U.

Solid Evidence 5️⃣

After a liquidation, he immediately plays the emotional card in articles to incite retail investor emotions, attempting to divert attention. Those who were liquidated often leave fair comments revealing the truth but are immediately blocked.