Spreading yellow rumors and fabricating false stories can’t hide the problems you yourself have
As an active market-making partner, you play both sides and pull strings for profit. When things go wrong, you wash your hands of it and hang up out of sight. As for the matter of malicious market-making aimed at harvesting retail investors—that’s something you’ve truly kept silent about from start to finish.
Now you’re once again hiding behind the pretense of a “security company.” Even before any on-chain analyst exists, you stage the same script: “Hand your money to me, and then I’ll help you recover your losses.” An entire closed-loop interest chain has already been laid out in front of everyone.
The reason you’ve been making moves everywhere, dragging and pulling others into the mess, is simply that the wrongdoings of the past can’t be buried anymore—and the gains you’ve already taken aren’t something you’re willing to give up. Haven’t you already fallen out with each other inside as well?
Regarding the malicious slander against me—going so far as to claim I use drugs—no matter whether I later choose to fade out of the scene, I will not let this go.
Making yellow rumors about a girl, then apologizing afterwards no matter how you try, can’t cleanse the baseness of that behavior itself. You then turn around and sell the people who supported you. This is the “capital” you’re proud of.
Everyone remembers this score. Retail investors have it clear in their hearts—they just don’t know who swung the scythe, or who the final beneficiary is.
Water can carry a boat, and it can also overturn it. How many times have similar rat-trap-style operations destroyed projects and harmed countless ordinary retail investors?
After some people profit from it, they live in comfort and luxury. The contrast makes it even harder to accept.
As an active market-making partner, you play both sides and pull strings for profit. When things go wrong, you wash your hands of it and hang up out of sight. As for the matter of malicious market-making aimed at harvesting retail investors—that’s something you’ve truly kept silent about from start to finish.
Now you’re once again hiding behind the pretense of a “security company.” Even before any on-chain analyst exists, you stage the same script: “Hand your money to me, and then I’ll help you recover your losses.” An entire closed-loop interest chain has already been laid out in front of everyone.
The reason you’ve been making moves everywhere, dragging and pulling others into the mess, is simply that the wrongdoings of the past can’t be buried anymore—and the gains you’ve already taken aren’t something you’re willing to give up. Haven’t you already fallen out with each other inside as well?
Regarding the malicious slander against me—going so far as to claim I use drugs—no matter whether I later choose to fade out of the scene, I will not let this go.
Making yellow rumors about a girl, then apologizing afterwards no matter how you try, can’t cleanse the baseness of that behavior itself. You then turn around and sell the people who supported you. This is the “capital” you’re proud of.
Everyone remembers this score. Retail investors have it clear in their hearts—they just don’t know who swung the scythe, or who the final beneficiary is.
Water can carry a boat, and it can also overturn it. How many times have similar rat-trap-style operations destroyed projects and harmed countless ordinary retail investors?
After some people profit from it, they live in comfort and luxury. The contrast makes it even harder to accept.
