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Very soon. Just watch
Let me tell you a secret about what’s coming next. Binance reportedly took a big hit today, with hackers draining a lot of funds. I’m sure Binance will try to recover that money however they can.
I think once all this drama is over, they’ll list a bunch of scam projects or we’ll see scam pumps on some existing tokens for sure. Be prepared for that.
The easiest money in crypto isn't trading. It's scamming.
Launch a lowcap token, or get paid to shill one. If you have a big following, that's the whole job. Post the chart, call it the next 10x, tell people to buy the dip.
It works because the buyers are new. A new trader hasn't learned how the market works yet, so he borrows someone else's judgment. He picks an account with a million followers and thinks, that many people can't be following a liar.
Then the influencer posts the token. The followers buy. Price goes up for a few days, which proves he was right. He sells into them and moves on to the next one. They're left holding, down 70%, waiting for the dip to end.
So no, crypto isn't people scamming people. It's a few hundred accounts who launch and shill these tokens, and millions who trusted a follower count instead of learning the market first.
The easiest money in crypto isn't trading. It's scamming.
Launch a lowcap token, or get paid to shill one. If you have a big following, that's the whole job. Post the chart, call it the next 10x, tell people to buy the dip.
It works because the buyers are new. A new trader hasn't learned how the market works yet, so he borrows someone else's judgment. He picks an account with a million followers and thinks, that many people can't be following a liar.
Then the influencer posts the token. The followers buy. Price goes up for a few days, which proves he was right. He sells into them and moves on to the next one. They're left holding, down 70%, waiting for the dip to end.
So no, crypto isn't people scamming people. It's a few hundred accounts who launch and shill these tokens, and millions who trusted a follower count instead of learning the market first.
Another one $RSR
Let me tell you a secret about what’s coming next. Binance reportedly took a big hit today, with hackers draining a lot of funds. I’m sure Binance will try to recover that money however they can.
I think once all this drama is over, they’ll list a bunch of scam projects or we’ll see scam pumps on some existing tokens for sure. Be prepared for that.
















