#数字货币市场洞察 There’s a rather surreal phenomenon.

A certain financial analyst is selling paid knowledge products in China, priced at 899 a year. In less than a month after launch, subscriptions surpassed ten thousand—this move brought in nearly ten million right away.

After making a fortune, he suddenly announced to the public: he had liquidated all his gold holdings at $4,500.

He was questioned about it. He then changed his statement, saying it was futures, not spot gold. But after checking the historical data on all major trading platforms, neither gold futures nor spot prices ever reached $4,500.

When netizens asked him to show his delivery slip as proof? He simply replied, “I don’t need to prove anything to anyone,” and brushed it off.

Doesn’t this rhetoric sound familiar? Just a few days ago, that female KOL in the crypto space who faked a 200,000 donation with Photoshop gave almost the exact same response after being exposed.

Indeed, the scamming tactics are all the same. Those playing the financial markets and those doing crypto have reached a remarkable consensus on this point.

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