Since entering the market in 2016, I've seen many cryptocurrencies and projects, but some operations are truly frustrating. The crypto environment is already full of uncertainties, and yet some people are still peddling those *Pixiu* coins—promising only rises and no drops, which just sounds suspicious.
Honestly, these types of projects often follow a common pattern. A few years ago, they were notorious in the community under the guise of pyramid schemes; then they went quiet for a while. Recently, some are trying to make a comeback by rebranding concepts and recruiting new naive investors. How do they operate? It’s nothing more than holding daily meetings and engaging in so-called "education"—which is just brainwashing.
They appear to be rising every day, but in reality? From the bottom, a month of upward movement isn't even close to ideal. Even worse, you rarely get a chance to build a position at the bottom. Transparency and liquidity in trading are questionable; no one knows when they might get crushed. Maybe today, maybe tomorrow, or perhaps you wake up to find your account balance wiped out.
The risks in the crypto space are already huge—don't let these kinds of projects open another scam hole.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 12-18 17:32
honestly, classic exit pump pattern dressed up with fresh marketing buzzwords. read the contract if there even is one lmao
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ContractBugHunter
· 12-18 01:43
It's been 8 years and they're still repeating the same tricks, truly incredible.
It's the same old routine—packaging, brainwashing, and cutting the leeks.
Only going up, never down? Wake up, that's not how it works.
These kinds of coins are ridiculous, they have no liquidity at all.
You might wake up and find it exploded, so exciting.
Multi-level marketing with a different name, it never ends.
Poor transparency, anyone who dares to touch it is foolish.
I don't understand how people can still get scammed by this kind of project, it's crazy.
No more buying opportunities, it's all just the manipulator's tricks.
The crypto world is already chaotic, don't get lured in by these scams.
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-16 20:30
Pixiu Coin this trick, I'm already tired of it. Changing disguises and coming back again, they really think the retail investors are fools.
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Bottom-filling? Dream on, they've long been secretly absorbing all they can.
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Daily meetings to brainwash, isn't this the standard script of pyramid schemes? It's just old wine in new bottles.
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Liquidity is so bad that your account is wiped clean after a nap. We've seen too many of these in the crypto world.
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Only rising and never falling? Just listen to this and you'll know who's talking nonsense.
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Entering in 2016, already so cautious. Newcomers should stay far away from this kind of trash.
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Pumping for a month, dumping in half an hour. Isn't this the death spiral of a Ponzi scheme?
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Those who organize meetings every day, in plain terms, are just land-grabbing and harvesting retail investors.
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Transparency and liquidity are both issues. Still daring to touch this stuff? They really just love money.
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Someone wants to turn things around again? Fine, just wait to be nailed to the shame pillar.
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MintMaster
· 12-16 01:51
Wake up, here comes the old trick of cutting leeks again. It never ends.
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Fren_Not_Food
· 12-16 01:49
It's the same old trick again, really annoying
Wake up after a sleep to find the account wiped clean, I've seen this too many times
Only rises, never falls? Dream on, buddy
Brainwashing sessions are held daily, new little guys keep coming in
Bottom-building? That's a complete nonsense
I've already blacklisted this kind of coin, avoiding scams is the most important
Call it a turnaround politely, or a dead cat bounce harshly
It's always the same routine, just with a different skin to continue slicing
Liquidity is so bad, it can't be cracked out or sold
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 12-16 01:47
It's the same old trick again, trying to deceive people with a new skin.
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Wake up after a sleep and the account is cleared. I've seen this too many times.
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Only rises and never falls? Ha, if it were really that good, wouldn't we be the ones benefiting?
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Daily meetings brainwashing, in other words, just tearing down one wall to rebuild another.
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Can't even buy at the bottom, why believe it can make money?
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Liquidity is a mess; who knows when it will be crushed.
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From pyramid schemes to rebranded coins, this is the only new thing in the crypto circle.
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If there's a transparency problem, stay away. These projects are too heartbreaking.
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 12-16 01:45
It's the same trick again, new rookies get caught every year.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 12-16 01:41
The tricks of Pi Xiu coin really change every year; just by rebranding, they can deceive newcomers into joining. I’m impressed.
Only going up and never down? Dream on, everyone.
That’s why I advise friends not to get involved in projects that hold daily meetings to brainwash people; the套路 is too deep.
Bottom building? Ha, you’re overthinking it. The whales have already eaten their fill.
Wake up after a nap to find your account wiped out. This kind of thing is really not rare in the crypto world, everyone.
Don’t ask me how I know; just look at the various pump-and-dump scenes of Ponzi coins over the past eight years, and you’ll understand.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 12-16 01:31
The Huaxiu Coin trick, every year someone falls for it, truly amazing.
Really, you can't even reach the bottom, do you think this deal can be done?
It's always meetings and "education," a typical scamming script, same old story with a different cover.
Wake up to find your account wiped out—that's the daily life in the crypto world.
Packaging concepts to attract newcomers, old tricks, don't fall into the trap again.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 12-16 01:27
Damn, it's the same trick again. Changing a disguise just to scam people?
Since entering the market in 2016, I've seen many cryptocurrencies and projects, but some operations are truly frustrating. The crypto environment is already full of uncertainties, and yet some people are still peddling those *Pixiu* coins—promising only rises and no drops, which just sounds suspicious.
Honestly, these types of projects often follow a common pattern. A few years ago, they were notorious in the community under the guise of pyramid schemes; then they went quiet for a while. Recently, some are trying to make a comeback by rebranding concepts and recruiting new naive investors. How do they operate? It’s nothing more than holding daily meetings and engaging in so-called "education"—which is just brainwashing.
They appear to be rising every day, but in reality? From the bottom, a month of upward movement isn't even close to ideal. Even worse, you rarely get a chance to build a position at the bottom. Transparency and liquidity in trading are questionable; no one knows when they might get crushed. Maybe today, maybe tomorrow, or perhaps you wake up to find your account balance wiped out.
The risks in the crypto space are already huge—don't let these kinds of projects open another scam hole.