This wave of copywriting is simply the "death spiral" of the crypto world! Is OPPO's planner trying to trigger a market-wide liquidation? Folks, the hype around this is still rising! OPPO's Mother’s Day campaign backfired, and planner Yu Siyue’s move really stacked the buffs to the max, turning into a public relations scene of the "zero coin."

1. Logic collapse: Forcibly stacking buffs results in zero. First, the copy was criticized for being morally shocking, and that toxic motivational quote "Mom has two husbands" directly caused users' emotions to explode on the spot.
Next, Wuhan University disowned it overnight, and this "abandonment by alma mater" stunt was faster than the project team running away.
2. Workplace operation: The most outrageous self-destructive "real-name poisoning" was the internal apology that actually revealed real names, which is a guaranteed self-attack in the workplace.
Although the executives ultimately took the blame for demotion and pay cuts, this wave of personal reputation was thoroughly shattered, with a decline far exceeding that of altcoins.
3. Cross-industry reflection: Taking too big a step will cause a fall. Such morally shocking marketing is like forcing a pump in a liquidityless pool—looks lively, but actually collapses at the slightest touch.
In the real world, who can withstand such logical flaws? This operation is very much like some low-quality projects, which completely ignore fundamentals just to grab attention.
This kind of "self-destructive" marketing not only exhausts brand credibility but also turns a warm holiday into a PR disaster.
If you compare this to placing an order on an exchange, it’s like holding a full-margin short position and stubbornly riding out a big market move.
Comment section, hand in your homework—do you think this "toxic motivational quote" marketing is due to the planner’s brain being wattless, or is the brand’s review process completely stalled?