I've been in this market for many years, and today I want to be honest about something— in the crypto world, the truth often sinks without a trace, while those sweet words fly everywhere.

Recently, the market has started to stir again, with all kinds of voices buzzing. Some are shouting that the bull market is returning, while others rush in saying it's the perfect time to buy the dip. Newcomers are confused, looking left and right, completely unsure of what to do.

Honestly, the tricks here are too deep. Those big V influencers who call signals every day are mostly hiding bad intentions behind the scenes. It sounds like they want to help you get rich, but in reality, they've already quietly built full positions, just waiting for retail investors to enter and push prices higher, so they can turn around and cash out.

Look at the recent frenzy around MEME coins—PEPE skyrocketed 300% in one day, and WIF multiplied 20 times in three days. But if you really analyze the on-chain data, the top 10 wallets hold 70% of the circulating supply. Is this really investing? It’s clearly market manipulation. These things are like gambling on big or small, with odds long since calculated.

And the most incredible part is yet to come. Some are pretending to be a top AI project, creating a clone coin, claiming they have technical backgrounds and unlimited potential. But in the end, investors’ money doesn’t see a single cent; it all becomes bubbles in the desert. This trick of switching flowers and sticks is repeated every year, but somehow, people still fall for it.

Let me tell you some classic scams. Someone tells you a certain project is guaranteed to make money with no losses—most likely, they’ll end up losing everything. If there really were such a thing as a free lunch in crypto, these people would have already mortgaged their houses and taken out loans to buy in. Do they really need to drag you into it?

To avoid losing more, you need to learn how to see through these tricks. The market is never short of temptations, but those who truly make money are often the calm and thoughtful ones.