Let's backtrack now. Does this coin have any connection to the few celebrities in decentralized exchanges over the past two years?

The common point among these people is that they have made money before and then lost money.
Losing money might not seem like a big deal, but these few people lost money in a confusing way.
Last year's bull market, these so-called top figures, were shorting; this year, even pigs know to buy the dip and short, while they go long.
I'm not talking about their fake positions.
What I want to ask is that the timing of these people's appearances coincides very cleverly with the timing of this coin.
The more hype these whales generate, the bigger this coin's market cap becomes.
Do you think it's possible that these people are just deliberately created by this platform to hype it up crazily?
Of course, if you say all data on decentralized exchanges can be seen, fine, maybe there's only one decentralized exchange in the world, I won't argue with you.
Every time a whale disappears, another one is exposed, one after another in chronological order.
Why isn't it three, five, six, seven, or eight whales appearing at once?
Don't tell me that this circle can't have several whales appearing at the same time!
If Ma Jie disappears, who will take over next?
Neutral exchanges play this game to attract people, neutral exchanges play the "cool" host routine, signing contracts, giving users accounts with tens of thousands of experience coupons, then disappearing, then issuing more, then disappearing again.
And you learn something new, right?