Just now, an outrageous operation broke out on a leading exchange - internal employees actually stole official accounts to advertise their Meme tokens.

Here's the thing: this guy privately participated in a meme project on the BNB chain, and as a result, he directly used the company's X official account to promote it. After being discovered? Suspended on the spot. The platform urgently issued a statement to clear the relationship: our official account never gives any project a platform.

This is actually quite scary. Do you think, if an account with an "official" label suddenly pushes a certain coin, can retail investors not be moved? But who would have thought that behind it was a wild path privately engaged by employees. This kind of insider operation is the most deadly - you think it is endorsed by the platform, but in fact someone just took advantage of a loophole.

So here is a reminder: don't get excited when you see any "official recommendations" that pop up out of nowhere. What airdrop benefits, hot new coins, if they are really good things, do you still need to push them so quickly? Truly reliable opportunities are always hidden in your own research, not in a tweet from an unknown source.

At the end of the day, the crypto circle is deep. Alpha in other people's mouths may be a risk in your wallet. Independent thinking is always the first line of defense.