TraderNo.56

The biggest fear in this circle is getting scammed. Here's a summary of common scams:
1. Inducing others to trade on shady platforms. In reality, these platforms are just customer loss platforms. The scammers are usually u merchants (not C2C), strangers on the platform. The usual reason given is high rebates, saying "Let me bring you here to trade," and sending you screenshots of large profits from shady platforms. Once you see these profit screenshots, you should realize they are scammers.
2. Promoting a token that is about to be launched with exaggerated multipliers,诱导你买那个币. That token isn't

$SIREN The game is just beginning?

$SIREN I told you reading more posts would be helpful

# Fill in the Gate Commission and Agent Information Gap in One Article:
## Top-tier Agent
No volume requirement: 80% (requires screenshot of 500M trading volume from other exchanges)
1B U: 82%
2B U: 85%
## Current situation: External top agents at 85% monopolize the market, directly offering 80%+3% to sub-agents, while 83% tier agents offer 80% to sub-agents.

$PIPPIN not much, 🐶dealer🐔already

$SIREN Waiting for opportunities; hold your positions. Even if the entry point is good, it’s useless if you don’t hold on.

$LYN Harvesting Company from Hong Kong

$LYN A harvester company from Hong Kong

$ETH Sage's Guidance

$LYN will eventually drop until there's no point complaining, and there are still bulls buying the dip now.

$LYN Typical distribution pattern, inducing retail investors to support long positions, obvious whale futures selling. This coin's trading volume will shrink to within millions of U in the future. Currently still in phase of high-volume distribution.

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