I'm at my wit's end. I really can't take it anymore. I'm about to expose some of the industry's unspoken rules. On one hand, I can't stand it; on the other hand, I find it tempting. I used to think that using technical analysis to mock certain people, things, or events was the way to go. I always believed that those who play with technology should discover problems from a technical perspective, raise questions, and ultimately solve issues. Yes, I was wrong. I realize that love is like your first crush—you just love it. If you go to bed without washing up, you won't even feel it makes people uncomfortable.

I won't mention names; I'll just talk about ChainXian. Previously, I only focused on a series of points—placing a small order, stopping loss beforehand, then entering support right after. I was simply correcting from a technical standpoint.
You guys, understand! With this series of points, you place one order, exit once, and they earn twice in commissions. Over this series, you do three orders—front, middle, and back—six entries and exits, not counting the commissions for adding positions along the way. Just think about it, imagine it yourself!
And then there's the comment section where various people interact with you. You're begging, crying, pleading with your daddy—just give me a point! Damn, where's your dignity? In the crypto world, for earning some money that you’re not even sure you'll make, you really have no shame or guts. Someone gives you a point, and you just go ahead and place an order. With gratitude in your heart, you place an uncertain order that may or may not make money, and when they take your fees, you even thank them, saying, "Thanks, daddy."
I don't even know what to say about you guys. You're honestly better off just watching a Bollinger Band at a certain level every day—when it hits, trade; when it doesn't, don't. Whether it can break or not, whether it breaks genuinely or falsely, those so-called experts' points—no one knows if they can actually break through. Isn't that all the same? Can't you tell the difference?
And those so-called experts, what kind of ultimate skills do they possess? Maybe just the skill of pretending—they've never lost. Tell them to take the trades, have them come to the mortal world and face a challenge. If even one of them can use the Jia Yi pancake to muster that courage, then it's considered a successful pregnancy.
I initially wanted to criticize unilaterally, but I also ended up attacking innocent leeks (new investors). Fine, note this lesson well! If the market doesn't rise, you just keep holding.