Your crypto feed can be loud. Evidence is often quiet.
Before sharing a bullish or bearish claim:
• Find the original source.
• Check its date and what the numbers actually measure.
• Look for evidence that could prove the claim wrong.
A large audience does not verify a claim. That applies to this post, too.
SEC staff warned on 6 February 2026 against making investment decisions solely from social media. Their alert concerns stock-tip scams; the habit of checking sources is useful in crypto discussions as well.
What makes you stop scrolling: a strong image, a useful explanation, or a claim you want to challenge?
Source: Investor.gov, “Social Media and Stock Tip Scams”.
https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/general-resources/news-alerts/alerts-bulletins/investor-bulletins/social-media-stock-scams
Original illustration. Educational content.
#CryptoEducation
Before sharing a bullish or bearish claim:
• Find the original source.
• Check its date and what the numbers actually measure.
• Look for evidence that could prove the claim wrong.
A large audience does not verify a claim. That applies to this post, too.
SEC staff warned on 6 February 2026 against making investment decisions solely from social media. Their alert concerns stock-tip scams; the habit of checking sources is useful in crypto discussions as well.
What makes you stop scrolling: a strong image, a useful explanation, or a claim you want to challenge?
Source: Investor.gov, “Social Media and Stock Tip Scams”.
https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/general-resources/news-alerts/alerts-bulletins/investor-bulletins/social-media-stock-scams
Original illustration. Educational content.
#CryptoEducation
