#数字货币市场洞察 Recently, seven domestic departments jointly issued a risk warning, and a lot of people started to panic. But if you calmly read through the document, you’ll see that the targets are very clear—those things that are already illegal or non-compliant.
Shitcoins, non-compliant stablecoin projects, illegal RWA issuance, pyramid-scheme mining, cross-border money laundering… These have always been cancers of the industry and should have been cleaned up a long time ago. Regulation is just making the targets even clearer.
If you look back at history, you’ll notice a pattern: in 2013, 2017, and 2021, every time the market got most hyped up, a risk warning would come out. It’s not aimed at the whole industry, but because there are too many scammers, and the public needs a heads-up.
So regular investors only need to remember three words: **Don’t Get Scammed**. Stay away from those “air projects” promising high returns, don’t touch pyramid-scheme mining scams, and avoid projects like Pi Coin that were specifically named in the document.
Who should really be worried? The project teams launching shitcoins to raise money, and the operators running pyramid recruitment schemes. They’re the main targets of this crackdown—it has nothing to do with people doing things legitimately.
The market will weed out bad actors, and regulation will get rid of the rotten apples. In the long run, that’s actually a good thing.
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EthSandwichHero
· 22h ago
Here we go again, it's always the same routine. Pi Coin should have died a long time ago, those scammers deserve to be put away.
But honestly, real projects have nothing to fear; clearing out the scammers is actually good for us.
Wow, how are people still falling for this? It's unbelievable.
History just keeps repeating itself—2013, 2017, 2021, we've seen it all before.
To be honest, this round of regulation is actually pretty smart. By squeezing out the bad projects, the good ones can really thrive.
Don't rush to leave, stay calm. The real teams have been prepared for this for a long time.
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GasFeeCrier
· 23h ago
Honestly, this round of cleanup was long overdue. Those MLM coin projects have been scamming retail investors every day.
Now someone is finally taking action. Garbage like πcoin should have been wiped out a long time ago.
But on the other hand, legitimate projects don't really need to worry—this is actually a good thing.
History shows that every bull run is inevitably followed by a crackdown.
The key is not to be fooled by the lure of high returns. If you still believe in high yields these days, you really need to be more cautious.
Damn, another round of people is about to get scammed and cry.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 23h ago
To be honest, this round of cleanup was long overdue. Those Pi coin pyramid schemes really deserve to be shut down.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 23h ago
Here we go again. Every time this happens, I know another group of people is about to get fleeced.
Seriously, you should be wary of those projects that promise daily returns of several percent—they're basically all scams.
I've seen through things like Pi coin a long time ago. That old pyramid scheme brainwashing trick is so outdated.
Actually, clearing out these trash projects is good for us long-term holders.
The problem is that there are always newcomers who end up getting scammed. It's really frustrating.
This round of regulation is actually protecting retail investors—don't overthink it.
The key is to use your own judgment and not get greedy for those illusory high returns.
All the ones being called out this time are cancers. They deserve to be eliminated. Just treat it as market self-purification.
#数字货币市场洞察 Recently, seven domestic departments jointly issued a risk warning, and a lot of people started to panic. But if you calmly read through the document, you’ll see that the targets are very clear—those things that are already illegal or non-compliant.
Shitcoins, non-compliant stablecoin projects, illegal RWA issuance, pyramid-scheme mining, cross-border money laundering… These have always been cancers of the industry and should have been cleaned up a long time ago. Regulation is just making the targets even clearer.
If you look back at history, you’ll notice a pattern: in 2013, 2017, and 2021, every time the market got most hyped up, a risk warning would come out. It’s not aimed at the whole industry, but because there are too many scammers, and the public needs a heads-up.
So regular investors only need to remember three words: **Don’t Get Scammed**. Stay away from those “air projects” promising high returns, don’t touch pyramid-scheme mining scams, and avoid projects like Pi Coin that were specifically named in the document.
Who should really be worried? The project teams launching shitcoins to raise money, and the operators running pyramid recruitment schemes. They’re the main targets of this crackdown—it has nothing to do with people doing things legitimately.
The market will weed out bad actors, and regulation will get rid of the rotten apples. In the long run, that’s actually a good thing.