Huang Guonian's narrative this time is absolutely maxed out.
Interestingly, an editor from a leading platform was allegedly caught red-handed for opening trading early—the token went live even before the official announcement tweet. Hasn't this platform always emphasized that employees are strictly prohibited from participating in any token launches? Now, netizens have dug up quite a bit of information.
The community is asking: Isn't it time for the regulators to step in?
Looks like a major anti-corruption drama is about to unfold in the Web3 space.
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YieldHunter
· 12-07 10:59
ngl if you look at the data, insider trading on a platform that literally preaches compliance? that's not even a red flag, that's a whole burning building. technically speaking, the correlation between "we have strict policies" and "we're actively breaking them" is basically 1.0 lmao
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MetaLord420
· 12-07 10:57
WTF, where's this platform's integrity? The rules are clearly written, but every employee is secretly doing their own thing. Unbelievable.
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RamenStacker
· 12-07 10:50
Wait, the employees of this platform are scamming users themselves? What a joke, and they still have the nerve to talk about integrity building.
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TopBuyerForever
· 12-07 10:40
Ha, this platform is so hypocritical—acting all righteous while secretly leaving a backdoor. Cracks me up.
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Did the admin start trading early? Maybe that's why I got liquidated...
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I don't know if regulators are coming, but I've been scammed again anyway.
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Web3 anti-corruption? Give me my coins back first, then we'll talk.
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Moves like this will blow up anywhere; it's just a matter of who reacts faster.
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Certain platform: "I'm the most honest." | Reality: "Hey bro, let's leave a backdoor just in case."
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Yet another wave of insider trading—the victims are still us retail investors.
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liquidation_watcher
· 12-07 10:33
Another insider? Are the platform's rules just for show?
Huang Guonian's narrative this time is absolutely maxed out.
Interestingly, an editor from a leading platform was allegedly caught red-handed for opening trading early—the token went live even before the official announcement tweet. Hasn't this platform always emphasized that employees are strictly prohibited from participating in any token launches? Now, netizens have dug up quite a bit of information.
The community is asking: Isn't it time for the regulators to step in?
Looks like a major anti-corruption drama is about to unfold in the Web3 space.