I’d hoped to handle this quietly and not cause a scene on the public forum, but it looks like that’s not possible.
My childhood friend ignored our advice and bought Pixiu coins on her own. Now she’s blaming me for it. If someone is deliberately egging her on, then I’ll make the chat logs public. (I’d originally hoped not to drag her into this mess, but it seems I have no choice.) “But what if it works out?” My childhood friend got carried away and insisted on buying the scammer’s Pixiu scheme. Her friends warned her, too. From the start, we told her not to download TG because everyone knows there are lots of scammers on there, and she was new to the community. But she downloaded TG anyway and got scammed. Why did my childhood friend blindly trust the scammer and ignore her friends’ warnings? We’d clearly warned her about what could happen if she didn’t get her money back.
Continuing from the previous post: chat history between my childhood friend and the scammer
Here is the complete chat history between my childhood friend and the scammer. We all feel terrible that you were scammed, but you insist on smearing me. What’s that supposed to mean? I’ve also kept the audio recordings of your calls with the scammer.
I’ve kept the audio recordings of the calls between my childhood friend and the scammer. I can make them public anytime if needed, but they involve her private information, so I’m not sharing them for now.
Overthinking: looking for shit to eat Anxiety: looking for shit to eat in advance Obsession: refusing to eat anything but shit Regret: eating the shit you found earlier Complaining: telling everyone you ate shit
🎈Growth: finally realizing shit isn’t food—you need to eat real food!
To Binance Square and all of Lao Zheng’s followers
Regarding the “Lao Zheng Trading Account,” things have been relatively transparent from the very beginning. Friends in the community who know me, as well as the followers who trade along with me, know that my brother and my mom provided the funds for this account. I’ve repeatedly made this clear. My trading skills are my own, and trading inevitably involves both gains and losses. Everyone is responsible for their own profits and losses. If I lose, I take the hit; if I win, we’re all happy. I haven’t stolen or taken anything from anyone. 1️⃣ I haven’t used edited screenshots to deceive people. 2️⃣ I haven’t used this account to fleece anyone. When this account was losing money and I was holding losing positions, I was under enormous pressure because the money wasn’t mine alone. My mom is almost 60 and still works incredibly hard. My cousin is constantly traveling abroad for work and barely comes home all year; he works hard to earn a living too. Even though they said, “We’re family, it’s fine. We trust you, so don’t feel pressured,” I still felt I’d let them down. When I gradually made the money back and the equity curve began to rise, I realized that my main priority now was to trade well—to prioritize stability over speed. I really don’t want to go through those days of hitting rock bottom again.
There’s not much else to explain. I’m grateful to my brother (mentioned in the article) and my mom for investing to help me turn things around. If we make money, everyone’s happy; if we lose money, that’s on me. Some friends I see regularly in person also know about this. I don’t understand why someone would come after me right at this crucial point in the voting process.
赤木小晴子
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Zheng’s older brother (his cousin), as mentioned in B-ge’s review notes, invested in Zheng’s trades together with Zheng’s mother. They would split any profits; if there were no profits, there would be nothing to split. Many friends have met Zheng and asked him about it, and Zheng also said that his family had invested and that all the money was in the account. I’d like to ask everyone on the Square, or the people in charge of it: if this arrangement isn’t allowed, please tell me now. @老郑睡不醒 @币安广场 I don’t know why the video has no sound.
I had this TAO order set to catch the stop-loss, but it never got filled, and I forgot to cancel it Woke up and saw my balance was lower 😂 So from now on, I have to check for any open orders before going to bed Otherwise, not watching the charts at my computer is basically just giving money away Same with SNDK—the stock itself barely moved, but the futures were nasty, with those long wicks One wick last night, and another one last week Otherwise, this batch of long positions could’ve caught another rebound For example, BTC, which we’d been talking about for two weeks, finally came right on schedule and touched 79,200 ETH also dropped below 2,300 as hoped, touching 2,280 The biggest loss is that all the recent vote grinding has been exhausting, and I haven’t been getting enough sleep I was just too tired last night and fell asleep at 9 I slept through it and missed out on so much profit—it feels awful I really need to balance work and rest better Normally, I’d never go to bed at 11 🥹🥹🥹 Still bearish next week—one last week of bearishness If it drops a little further, I can start building medium- to long-term long positions Short-term shorts, long-term longs—and the orange-haired guy’s midterm elections are getting closer and closer Waiting for a medium- to long-term long that’ll bring tears of joy
Things have been going okay lately. I’ll post the profitable trades first, then the stop-loss ones in the next post. The voting has gotten way too competitive lately. I’ve been getting up earlier than a chicken and going to bed later than a dog. A 10-day stretch is just too long. I’ll be happy if I can stay in the top 20. I’m not setting the bar too high anymore. Getting up early and staying up late has really worn me down lately. Even Qianyu says I’ve gotten uglier and developed wrinkles. So health comes first. I’m done pushing myself—whatever happens, happens.
This voting issue has brought people together from all kinds of fields. But a lot of people are still wondering what Qianyu even does. Without bothering to learn the facts, they’ve already started acting like jealous little lemons 🍋 I just want to say one thing: Is it really so hard to admit that someone else is better than you? ❓❓ Qianyu is better than you in every way—more capable at work, better at dealing with people, better at making money, and, damn, way better at modeling than you could ever hope to be. Qianyu is usually easygoing and kind to everyone, and never gets angry. Just because he doesn’t get angry doesn’t mean I don’t have a temper. You jealous haters should try to hide those ugly faces of yours. You’d be better off using that time to improve yourselves. Be useful members of the human race.
芊羽Wing
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Qianyu Wing: A quick introduction
Qianyu Wing: A quick introduction Just in case some of the senior folks, teachers, and friends here “don’t know me,” here’s a “quick” introduction. There’s a little surprise at the end! I won’t spend too much time on formalities—I’d like to respect everyone’s valuable time. First, a huge thank-you to everyone who voted for me in the Blockchain Top 100 Creators list. I’ll still need your support over the next few days! I’ll do my best to contribute more to all of you and to the industry. You can call me Qianyu, Wing, or Xiaoyu. I’ve been in the industry for about eight years, working in blockchain tech services (you know what I mean). I used to work behind the scenes, and now I’m semi-retired and in the spotlight. Since I come from an entrepreneurial background, I can’t sit still, and by a lucky twist of fate, I became a blogger.