#美联储降息 Have you really calculated the number of participants in the trading competition? A few days ago, there were five or six competing cryptocurrencies simultaneously, each open to more than 8,000 participants. The problem is—one account can participate in multiple currency competitions, plus those users who didn't make the cut, the actual number of participants has long exceeded the "several thousand" figure you imagine. This doesn’t even include repeated transactions through various methods. The data is right there; instead of conspiracy theories, it’s better to first clarify these basic accounts. The true scale of the trading competition is far more complex than the surface numbers.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 12-15 08:31
Ha, an account with multiple cryptocurrencies, and that number multiplies explosively.
This is the truth; don’t be fooled by the surface of a few thousand people.
There are many fake order groups; no one can tell the real number of participants.
Data can be misleading; only by breaking it down can you see what "water content" means.
I was wondering why the competition seemed so intense—turns out it’s all nested layers.
It looks simple, but the actual number of people has already doubled; no wonder they still try to promote it.
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OldLeekConfession
· 12-14 04:30
8,000 spots multiplied by 5 or 6 cryptocurrencies, I've already calculated this, and it's mostly repeat players.
Most participants join several competitions, and the official "number of participants" data is pure nonsense.
This is the real scale of the trading competitions, much more exaggerated than what is advertised.
The fake order parties are back to join the fun, so it's not as fair as you might think.
Who still truly believes the small number of participants they announced? It all shows when you do the math.
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SybilSlayer
· 12-13 23:57
Ha, once you dig into this data, the true nature is revealed. Eight thousand spots? That's laughable. One account can participate in multiple, so it's just playing with numbers.
To put it plainly, the competition scale has long exceeded limits; the platform's numbers are not convincing at all.
When you calculate the competition data, it all seems fake... The fake trading part is even more outrageous.
That's why you should never trust the platform's "official numbers"; doing your own calculations is the real deal.
The trading competition looks glamorous on the surface, but behind the scenes, it's all clone accounts. Absolutely incredible.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 12-13 08:10
Wow, this data is really shocking. One account can pump several different coins... No wonder I always felt the competition is very intense.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-13 08:09
It's midnight and the accounting has started again. An account participating with multiple cryptocurrencies, 8000*6 doesn't seem right no matter how you calculate it. These numbers have long since collapsed.
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NestedFox
· 12-13 08:07
Damn, I just realized how long I've been scammed after calculating this data. No one has properly looked into the account duplicate registration issue.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 12-13 07:53
Wow, I didn't realize that fake transactions are so rampant. No wonder I always feel like there's no chance.
The fact that accounts can participate in the competition multiple times is really something. The platform should clarify the data.
Calculating it this way, the number of people is indeed seriously underestimated. It's frustrating.
Instead of hyping up the popularity, it's better to get the accounts figured out thoroughly.
#美联储降息 Have you really calculated the number of participants in the trading competition? A few days ago, there were five or six competing cryptocurrencies simultaneously, each open to more than 8,000 participants. The problem is—one account can participate in multiple currency competitions, plus those users who didn't make the cut, the actual number of participants has long exceeded the "several thousand" figure you imagine. This doesn’t even include repeated transactions through various methods. The data is right there; instead of conspiracy theories, it’s better to first clarify these basic accounts. The true scale of the trading competition is far more complex than the surface numbers.