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🤔 How Signal Creators Fool You (Without You Noticing)
They’re not smarter than you — they just play a game you can’t see.
When they drop a signal, you enter with real size and real liquidation risk. They either use tiny margin or have such a huge bankroll that even a high-leverage trade barely dents their capital. Their exposure is low, your exposure is deadly.
Price dumps? You get stopped or liquidated. They stay calm because their position is too small to kill them. They wait out the red candle, the sideways move, the funding fees — because nothing is at stake for them.
Then, when the market finally bounces — maybe one hour later, maybe after a day — that’s when the screenshot appears:
🔸“Boom!”
🔸“Mark my words!”
🔸“Huge profit again!”
🔸“Another success on Binance!”
What you don’t see is how long they were sitting in loss before it flipped. You don’t see the trades that never recovered. And most of the time, you didn’t even see the signal post — because Binance Square doesn’t push entries, it pushes confidence and emotion. You don’t follow the setup — you follow the celebration.
I post signals too — but I don’t tell anyone to enter blindly. I don’t act like a prophet. I tell people to check the setup and DYOR before entering. A signal is not a command — your capital needs confirmation, not hype.
These guys don’t win because of accuracy — they win because their risk is microscopic and your liquidation hits before their bounce. They show the final snapshot, not the struggle in between. And that’s exactly how they farm trust and build followers.
You’re not looking at traders — you’re looking at people who only post when the ending looks clean.
$BTC | $ETH | $SOL
They’re not smarter than you — they just play a game you can’t see.
When they drop a signal, you enter with real size and real liquidation risk. They either use tiny margin or have such a huge bankroll that even a high-leverage trade barely dents their capital. Their exposure is low, your exposure is deadly.
Price dumps? You get stopped or liquidated. They stay calm because their position is too small to kill them. They wait out the red candle, the sideways move, the funding fees — because nothing is at stake for them.
Then, when the market finally bounces — maybe one hour later, maybe after a day — that’s when the screenshot appears:
🔸“Boom!”
🔸“Mark my words!”
🔸“Huge profit again!”
🔸“Another success on Binance!”
What you don’t see is how long they were sitting in loss before it flipped. You don’t see the trades that never recovered. And most of the time, you didn’t even see the signal post — because Binance Square doesn’t push entries, it pushes confidence and emotion. You don’t follow the setup — you follow the celebration.
I post signals too — but I don’t tell anyone to enter blindly. I don’t act like a prophet. I tell people to check the setup and DYOR before entering. A signal is not a command — your capital needs confirmation, not hype.
These guys don’t win because of accuracy — they win because their risk is microscopic and your liquidation hits before their bounce. They show the final snapshot, not the struggle in between. And that’s exactly how they farm trust and build followers.
You’re not looking at traders — you’re looking at people who only post when the ending looks clean.
$BTC | $ETH | $SOL
إخلاء المسؤولية: تتضمن آراء أطراف خارجية. ليست نصيحةً مالية. يُمكن أن تحتوي على مُحتوى مُمول. اطلع على الشروط والأحكام.
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