Since the Binance debacle and the subsequent Google controversy, BSC hasn't seen any major Ponzi schemes. The only one I could barely jump on today was the one mentioned by CZ (CZ's brother) in a reply $wtf. Seeing its market capitalization of over 100,000, I hesitated and didn't invest a single cent. The reason is that I've been deeply hurt by BSC; I'm the biggest loser with BSC. In my mind, if I invest in a Ponzi scheme, I'm doomed. Also, CZ has given too many replies, including the previous tweet about the "rocket dog" scheme. I was very optimistic about it and invested, only to lose money in the end. This one, based solely on a reply, didn't seem to have as much potential for speculation as the "rocket dog," so I didn't invest. However, it did eventually rise. Mainly, in a bad market environment, something to speculate on is better than nothing. Even if I bought at the high, I would have sold. A mere catchphrase without a strong narrative won't go far. I just looked at the current price out of curiosity, and it confirms my point. If you bought in and sold at the high, congratulations. Don't be complacent about these kinds of Ponzi schemes. If you have faith in BSC, use your profits to add to your position and spend more. $giggle This is the one I think has the highest probability of yielding a significant result. Although I'm currently holding a loss, it doesn't affect my continued optimism. I expect it to break 100 by New Year's Day!!!

Also, when you encounter similar schemes in the future, it's okay to play around with those at low market capitalization, but don't touch them if the market capitalization is high. Once you get on board, you'll be stuck.