#数字资产生态回暖 Recently, I encountered a baffling scam—someone claiming to teach trading strategies, but in fact trying to extract trading ideas for free.

Here's what happened: the user initially communicated smoothly, but once the collaboration began, they revealed their true intentions. They provided a short-selling strategy in the afternoon with an entry point at 421, but after trading, they didn’t submit any position screenshots, let alone cooperate in monitoring and managing the positions.

People who understand the market are everywhere. If you’re confident you can grasp the trend, why rely on someone else’s strategy? The move of ZEC from 421 to 397 was a perfect opportunity to cash out, but after entering, this guy disappeared. Is it a strategy scam? Nine out of ten probably is.

This experience also serves as a lesson about human nature. Trust is always mutual; those who craft strategies invest thought and effort, hoping for sincere cooperation rather than one-sided demands. For those traders who truly trust, opportunities are continuously emerging in the market—there are plenty of chances with strong coins like $SOL, $ETH, and others.

Trading communities are like this—there are genuine voices, and there are those just fishing in troubled waters. As long as you carefully observe market trends and manage risks well, you can find your own opportunities during rebounds.