Seeing people flaunt their holdings like crazy again? Guys, this kind of move gives me the chills!

Let’s be real: those “mentors” who show off their costs and positions more clearly than their household registry—what do you think they’re after? Do you really think you’ve met a real-life Good Samaritan? Wake up! What they’re after is the little bit of money in your pocket.

This whole thing is just like the usual tricks at a wet market. The fishmonger auntie puts three big carp out front, patting her chest and shouting, “My fish are the freshest!” You believe her and pay up, only to get home and realize all you got were dead-eyed fish—the three on display were scooped up by shills.

The underlying logic of flaunting profits is simple:
First, they build up an image as a “prophet,” using a few profit screenshots to hook you in. Once they have enough followers and your trust is deep enough, they pull a reverse move, turning your principal into their ATM. Those floating profit numbers? Just worms on a fishing rod.

Those four words: “insider information,” are just another name for an intelligence tax. If there really was a surefire way to make money, who would be shouting it from the rooftops? It’s just like how lottery winners don’t hand out winning strategies on the street.

To put it even more bluntly:
These people are like anglers—first they sprinkle some bait ( (profit screenshots) ) to lure the fish ( (retail investors) ), then cast their line and reel you in. You think you’re copying their homework, but you’ve already become the food on someone else’s table.

Remember this: In the crypto market, any “opportunity” that’s free and public always has hidden costs you can’t see.

Don’t be the fish that bites the hook. Do your own research, follow the crowd less—that’s the real key to survival.

Finally, wishing you all: wake up in the morning with your account still intact, and don’t lose your cool before bed at night.