Recently, the crypto community has been flooded with all kinds of bizarre meme cultures and marketing tactics. On the surface, they seem novel and interesting, but in reality, they have become blatant tools for scam teams to commit crimes. These contents all convey the same signal without exception: operated by purely domestic Chinese teams, quick profit schemes, and one-wave profit strategies.

In plain terms, this is a public declaration of "I'm here to harvest the leeks." Fake comments from PR accounts create an illusion of "everyone making huge profits." The problem is, this environment not only feels uncomfortable but more importantly — **we simply cannot verify the authenticity of these so-called explosive earnings information**.

What is the true identity of those accounts claiming "daily earning hundreds of times"? Are these figures real, or are they carefully fabricated to create FOMO and lure more people in? Unlike normal market fluctuations, when you realize your opponent is a scam group, they have already made enough profit and left the scene, leaving the bagholders with only losses.

The information asymmetry has gotten out of control. Project teams naturally will embellish their achievements (which is normal), but when false reports of explosive earnings flood in, retail investors have no ability to verify their authenticity one by one. This is the most helpless part. You can accept wins and losses in market battles, but when dealing with scammers, the game rules are inherently unfair.