This is the core reason why I insist on not touching scams. To be honest, no matter how knowledgeable you are about technology, how good you are at reading charts, or how strong your analytical skills are, in the end, you still get harvested if you're caught.

A couple of days ago, a bunch of people took turns urging me to follow a certain new coin, claiming it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for quick wealth, and if I miss it, I'll regret it for a lifetime. I really want to ask these people, how are your accounts today? Did that wave of market movement bring you the profits you dreamed of? Or have you been washed out again by a new round of "opportunities"?

The scam coin market is like this: there are always new targets being hyped, always new stories being told, but how many of them can truly be safely implemented? Most of the time, when you think you've found an opportunity, it's actually someone waiting for your chips. Compared to technical indicators, market feel, or so-called "professional vision," the market's ability to divide and conquer is always stronger.