The atmosphere on the blockchain is really bad right now. Anyone who recommends a trade on the blockchain is shill to be responsible to the end; there's no way they can lose. If you get in early, at a low market capitalization, you're essentially responsible for the entire scheme. Everyone can make money in this scheme, but you can't. If I lose, it's because you're part of a scheme to fleece me. If I bought because I trusted you and lost, I'll have to seek redress. Ideally, you should warn others not to buy first, then buy after everyone else has joined. If your cost basis is the highest, you should warn others to exit first, then exit yourself. Those who claim to be helpful are mostly driven by this kind of childish logic. Essentially, buying a CA token is already a gamble with the devs. Who can guarantee the devs won't act maliciously? Even Binance has been scammed during DDoS trading; who can guarantee they won't be fooled? Therefore, I'll basically stop recommending trades on the blockchain. Winning doesn't bring any profit, and losing attracts a lot of people. If a new address reaches 1 million on the base, I might do a long post-mortem analysis. Publicly shill is very stressful. Cherish those who provide valuable content and are willing to tweet.
