I saw it wrong. At first glance, the chief trader is a thief🤣

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Newcomers in the crypto world should be wary of anyone claiming to help you make money easily
⚠️ Fans have fallen victim to unscrupulous signal teachers‼️
A fan contacted me yesterday saying they were led to a trading platform called Kangbi, and the signal teacher intentionally got them to over-leverage with heavy positions that led to liquidation. In fact, these types of exchanges do not have counter trades, and all your losses from liquidation go directly into the pockets of the exchange and the signal teacher 💰
I have mentioned these U merchant scams many times. Many U merchants even sell U at a lower price than they buy it, mainly to carry out these types of scams. There are many such exchanges, and the basic trick is that you go to buy U, see a low-priced U merchant, and then the merchant says to add them as a friend. After adding them, they start asking about your recent trading, whether you've made or lost money, chatting with you about life, and occasionally sending you screenshots of their huge profits on this exchange, claiming their skills are great, and that they will help you make money after you deposit into this exchange.
Once you deposit, they intentionally guide you into high leverage big positions without stop-loss, leading to liquidation. After liquidation, they split your losses with the shady exchange ☝️☝️
In summary, anyone who leads you to any exchange other than top exchanges like Binance is a scammer. Additionally, anyone who does not provide open market analysis and has a history of articles and performance over the past few years, but only shows profit screenshots claiming to help you make money, are also mostly scammers ☝️☝️ In bull markets, everyone is crazy, and scammers are equally crazy, but protecting your wallet is more important‼️$BTC
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