I remember Ethereum reaching 10,000 yuan in 2017 due to ICO hype.
Then it kept falling, with the lowest being a few tens of dollars. Why did it reach $1,900 in 2018? These low-IQ KOLs are so impressive. I clearly remember they entered the market after 2020, yet they can tell retail investors that in 2018, this 50,000 brother was a scammer, a scam to harm everyone. Okay, freezing his funds was the right move. I just can't understand, does a margin call mean that 1 BTC is not equal to 1 BTC? Isn't the core of the crypto world the spot traders? Crypto exchanges are so stupid. They give a lot of money to these foolish KOLs, but when it comes to the real users who support them, they are so stingy. It's obviously a New Year’s red envelope with less than $1 per person, but they insist that xx received 168, xx received 2025. If you get less, it's just bad luck.
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I remember Ethereum reaching 10,000 yuan in 2017 due to ICO hype.
Then it kept falling, with the lowest being a few tens of dollars. Why did it reach $1,900 in 2018?
These low-IQ KOLs are so impressive. I clearly remember they entered the market after 2020, yet they can tell retail investors that in 2018, this 50,000 brother was a scammer, a scam to harm everyone. Okay, freezing his funds was the right move.
I just can't understand, does a margin call mean that 1 BTC is not equal to 1 BTC? Isn't the core of the crypto world the spot traders?
Crypto exchanges are so stupid. They give a lot of money to these foolish KOLs, but when it comes to the real users who support them, they are so stingy.
It's obviously a New Year’s red envelope with less than $1 per person, but they insist that xx received 168, xx received 2025. If you get less, it's just bad luck.