Right now, coins keep going up and people still get criticized; when they keep going down, nobody cares. When many coins get listed, there’s 10% in circulation, and the exchange takes a few extra points of coin as listing fees for getting it listed (not including the flat usd) that gets handed over—where exactly does that end up, who gets it, who’s selling it, and still nobody cares). Sometimes I feel this world is pretty absurd: when coins keep dropping, people say they want to safeguard their rights, and now that there’s a coin that keeps rising, they also want to safeguard their rights. The exchange’s compliance department truly believes that there’s no internal mm on the inside, and they go after big-wallet holders with all their might. Before the exchange posted on @zachxbt, they stayed quiet—because it really did heat up the market, with all kinds of strange characters showing up; the listing fees were so loud you could practically hear the clatter of the fee frames. The moment Zach posted, they immediately came out acting like a white lotus, saying, “Oh, we were investigating this all along.” This world is getting more and more absurd—but as long as we can make money, that’s all that matters.