Use people like Masha_Trader to tell new users a few things: what kind of strategy is worth following, and what kind of person you should be extremely careful with.
After more than a decade in the crypto world, I’ve seen too many people who use fluent talk to fool others. Scammers in crypto are well-known for that.
Binance is great right now—you can see actual trades, real profits, and the person’s own live trading. So if someone never shows these three things, and there’s basically no attention, you should basically ignore him, and definitely don’t follow his strategies.
People like this usually have a win rate below 60%; sometimes they’re even worse than AI. They claim to be technical, but when it comes to actually doing the trading themselves, they can’t make money at all.
So what do they do? They post bait—seeing if anyone will take the hook. If, by chance, their strategy hits and they make profit, they’ll ask to share it with you. But if it’s wrong and you lose money, then it’s your fault—while they have nothing to lose.
At the same time, they’ll also make up stories and tug at your sympathy, hoping you’ll feel sorry for them, and turn that into a disguised form of begging. They’ll keep asking how much money you have—in short, they treat you like a fat wallet and try all kinds of ways to take money from you.
I generally “praise him to the sky” with these people—tell him how amazing he is, and that I’m not as good as him. Because people like this feel very insecure and like compliments. If they really had the skills, making money from trading would be enough. And anyone who truly has the ability to guide others would also show their trades and profits, or have a lot of followers that have already been tested by the market.
People like Masha_Trater16 are the type who proactively @ others to get attention. Unfortunately, I got @’d by him. And then, every day, he’s all warm and caring. I was bored too, so I indulged him and played along to see what tricks he had—things I hadn’t seen before. But sadly, it was too crude, with no creativity…
I didn’t expect him to suddenly start PUA me, saying my trading is gambling and I don’t understand real “technical” skills. He even brought in someone else’s profit screenshots to claim how amazing he is. I called him out and exposed that he’s actually just a beginner-level nobody. Then he got angry—immediately flipped his face, and tried to bite back. Honestly, people like that… it’s really impossible to fix their character.
So I’m advising new users: be very careful. Old hands already know this—especially anyone who actively contacts you and is overly enthusiastic. They almost certainly have an ulterior motive. Maybe in a couple of days, he’ll switch to another new account and continue his routine #币圈现状
After more than a decade in the crypto world, I’ve seen too many people who use fluent talk to fool others. Scammers in crypto are well-known for that.
Binance is great right now—you can see actual trades, real profits, and the person’s own live trading. So if someone never shows these three things, and there’s basically no attention, you should basically ignore him, and definitely don’t follow his strategies.
People like this usually have a win rate below 60%; sometimes they’re even worse than AI. They claim to be technical, but when it comes to actually doing the trading themselves, they can’t make money at all.
So what do they do? They post bait—seeing if anyone will take the hook. If, by chance, their strategy hits and they make profit, they’ll ask to share it with you. But if it’s wrong and you lose money, then it’s your fault—while they have nothing to lose.
At the same time, they’ll also make up stories and tug at your sympathy, hoping you’ll feel sorry for them, and turn that into a disguised form of begging. They’ll keep asking how much money you have—in short, they treat you like a fat wallet and try all kinds of ways to take money from you.
I generally “praise him to the sky” with these people—tell him how amazing he is, and that I’m not as good as him. Because people like this feel very insecure and like compliments. If they really had the skills, making money from trading would be enough. And anyone who truly has the ability to guide others would also show their trades and profits, or have a lot of followers that have already been tested by the market.
People like Masha_Trater16 are the type who proactively @ others to get attention. Unfortunately, I got @’d by him. And then, every day, he’s all warm and caring. I was bored too, so I indulged him and played along to see what tricks he had—things I hadn’t seen before. But sadly, it was too crude, with no creativity…
I didn’t expect him to suddenly start PUA me, saying my trading is gambling and I don’t understand real “technical” skills. He even brought in someone else’s profit screenshots to claim how amazing he is. I called him out and exposed that he’s actually just a beginner-level nobody. Then he got angry—immediately flipped his face, and tried to bite back. Honestly, people like that… it’s really impossible to fix their character.
So I’m advising new users: be very careful. Old hands already know this—especially anyone who actively contacts you and is overly enthusiastic. They almost certainly have an ulterior motive. Maybe in a couple of days, he’ll switch to another new account and continue his routine #币圈现状