After being played for suckers three times in the crypto world, I finally see through the trap.

Having been in the crypto world for three years, from chasing Airdrops to copy trading and advocating, and then to building my own community to look at projects, I discovered a harsh truth: all “Be Played for Suckers” is not sudden, but rather a carefully orchestrated script.

I've been through all these tricks

First Year: I rushed in after listening to the big V advocate, loading up on air coins, and blew up my account twice in a month. At that time, I really thought I had “missed the last opportunity to get on board.”

Second Year: Copy trading big players operate, thinking they are “liquidity”, but in reality, they are just taking over someone else's position. Now I finally understand – the essence of advocating is to offload, your entry is their exit.

Third Year: After creating my own circle, I see through all the tricks.

Standard Suckers Playing Process

1. Drawing a pie: The white paper is filled with extravagant claims, and the community is all about “financial freedom” rhetoric.
2. Create FOMO: “Grab it now, it's the lowest price”; “If you miss this wave, it's gone”
3. Find Endorsements: Recommendations from influencers, upcoming listings on exchanges, investments from major funds.
4. Pump: The price surges, retail investors start to get on board.
5. Market Dump and Play People for Suckers: The project team and early players cash out and leave, while retail investors become the suckers.

You think you're investing in a project, but they have already written the script.

Now I only believe in these three points

✓ Projects with real products and users, not just PPT. ✓ Judgments based on logic, not “feeling it will rise” ✓ Set a stop-loss strategy, never go all in.

The crypto world has never been a paradise; it is just a casino that magnifies human greed tenfold. Those who cannot control their desires will be played for suckers.