The original words are dyor do your own research. When you type doy, are you the project team?

#CZ与一姐 CZ just finished talking: My tweets are just casual chat, don't use my words to issue Meme coins to cut leeks!

Binance boss CZ is once again eager to clarify the boundaries - on December 7, he retweeted He Yi's statement that 'issuing coins based on angles found in tweets is a community action,' directly rebutting: 'DOYR=DO YouR Meme? Even if someone turns my commonly used phrases into Memes, I will still tweet, but the words in the tweet have nothing to do with whether I recognize Meme coins or not.'

What this means is: don't just take my words and issue coins to cut retail investors; I haven't endorsed any Meme!

Old crypto folks understand, CZ is scared of being 'tweeted at' for this. Previously, he showcased his dog 'Broccoli,' and the community immediately created hundreds of 'Broccoli coins,' causing the BNB chain to become paralyzed, and retail investors lost money and cried out for help; later, when he mentioned a charity project 'Giggle Academy,' someone quickly issued the $GIGGLE coin, which skyrocketed and then crashed, and he rushed out to say 'I didn't do it.'

This time it's even more extreme: even if I casually say 'DOYR,' you issuing coins is your business; my mouth may slip, but if you lose money, don't blame me. After all, there were retail investors who chased his tweets to buy coins and lost money, then turned around and scolded him for 'leading the way to cut leeks' - CZ has effectively welded the 'disclaimer' into the tweet.

Netizens found it amusing:
'So you tweet to gain traffic, and we take the fall as leeks?'
'Next time CZ says ‘drink water,’ should we be careful that someone issues the $HESHUI coin?'

Interestingly, the more CZ clarifies, the more excited the community becomes - 'CZ-style phrases' have long become the traffic password for Meme coins. What do you think, will someone really create a $DOYR coin this time to cut a wave? Bet a piece of candy in the comments!