Last year, I witnessed many surreal moments in trading groups, and now looking back, it's quite ironic.
A group member made a profit of 230,000 yuan and immediately left the group to thank me. I spent the whole evening helping my girlfriend operate her account, only for her to ask the next day if I could also help her other boyfriend get started—such quick reactions are truly impressive.
In the beginning, all my trades were openly shared, regardless of the issue. As long as it wasn't something like fortune-telling, I answered all systematic questions. Transparent sharing and selfless guidance should be the basic foundation of trust.
And yet? There are countless cases of betrayal. Someone profits big using your analysis and then claims it as their own skill. Someone gets help and immediately goes elsewhere to boast that it's their trading strategy. Some even ask you face-to-face if you can help, then turn around and ask others the same question, mixing different advice together.
These incidents happen repeatedly, revealing a harsh reality: in the face of利益, trust is so cheap. Relationships within trading communities are often so fragile.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 11h ago
This is the crypto world—once they make money, they turn their back. Nothing new.
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MidnightGenesis
· 19h ago
The monitoring shows that this is a typical case of information asymmetry arbitrage. People benefit once the data on the chain has already been recorded— the logic of turning around and tearing apart the relationship has never changed. It is worth noting that this pattern has been repeatedly played out in various trading communities, as expected.
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CountdownToBroke
· 19h ago
Haha, this is the true portrayal of a trading group—human nature revealed in the face of利益.
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23,000 yuan can get a simple thank you, and those two boyfriends, I just can't stop laughing.
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Selfless guidance is met with cloned strategies; I truly understand this kind of frustration.
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So now I've figured it out: openly sharing tips only invites humiliation.
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The problem is, no matter how careful you are, you can't prevent someone from pretending to be an apprentice and then shouting outside.
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That's just how trading groups are—today's allies, tomorrow's competitors.
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Transparent guidance only leads to poaching; it takes a lot of painful lessons to learn that.
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ForkPrince
· 19h ago
Unbelievable, this is how trading groups are. As soon as someone makes money, they immediately turn their back and deny any connection.
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Last year, I witnessed many surreal moments in trading groups, and now looking back, it's quite ironic.
A group member made a profit of 230,000 yuan and immediately left the group to thank me. I spent the whole evening helping my girlfriend operate her account, only for her to ask the next day if I could also help her other boyfriend get started—such quick reactions are truly impressive.
In the beginning, all my trades were openly shared, regardless of the issue. As long as it wasn't something like fortune-telling, I answered all systematic questions. Transparent sharing and selfless guidance should be the basic foundation of trust.
And yet? There are countless cases of betrayal. Someone profits big using your analysis and then claims it as their own skill. Someone gets help and immediately goes elsewhere to boast that it's their trading strategy. Some even ask you face-to-face if you can help, then turn around and ask others the same question, mixing different advice together.
These incidents happen repeatedly, revealing a harsh reality: in the face of利益, trust is so cheap. Relationships within trading communities are often so fragile.