In recent days, KOLs in the cryptocurrency circle have been collectively hyping the 20% discount on JU's new listing, overwhelming like a New Year's red envelope, and I was directly stunned.
Brothers, calm down for 3 seconds first, don't let "BTC/ETH no lock-up, 20% money-making" cloud your judgment.
The truth is:
Half a year ago, the platform token JU was pulled from 12 to 24, then it crashed to 0.36, a drop of 98.5%, the candlestick chart was so ugly that it was directly deleted and restarted, now it's being revalued from 0.1, currently fluctuating around 0.7.
Now it's making a comeback, using mainstream coins with a 20% discount on new listings as bait, essentially a classic scheme of using new funds to fill old pits.
The hardest hit point: On January 26, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has officially listed Ju.com as a suspicious unlicensed virtual asset trading platform (unlicensed operation, high risk), mainstream data sites generally do not include it or give it very low ratings, and veteran players have long avoided it.
KOLs want you to focus on that 20% discount, but they are focused on your entire principal.
Playing with small amounts like a lottery ticket, if you make a profit, run away immediately, don't get attached to the battle, that's acceptable.
Large funds should directly avoid it; this is not investing, it's a clear send-off.
The first principle for surviving the crypto circle for the longest time is always: protect your principal and stay away from unregulated platforms.
Don't let "20% off" become your most regrettable 8x leverage.
#加密避雷 #JU #打新风险 #香港证监会
Brothers, calm down for 3 seconds first, don't let "BTC/ETH no lock-up, 20% money-making" cloud your judgment.
The truth is:
Half a year ago, the platform token JU was pulled from 12 to 24, then it crashed to 0.36, a drop of 98.5%, the candlestick chart was so ugly that it was directly deleted and restarted, now it's being revalued from 0.1, currently fluctuating around 0.7.
Now it's making a comeback, using mainstream coins with a 20% discount on new listings as bait, essentially a classic scheme of using new funds to fill old pits.
The hardest hit point: On January 26, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has officially listed Ju.com as a suspicious unlicensed virtual asset trading platform (unlicensed operation, high risk), mainstream data sites generally do not include it or give it very low ratings, and veteran players have long avoided it.
KOLs want you to focus on that 20% discount, but they are focused on your entire principal.
Playing with small amounts like a lottery ticket, if you make a profit, run away immediately, don't get attached to the battle, that's acceptable.
Large funds should directly avoid it; this is not investing, it's a clear send-off.
The first principle for surviving the crypto circle for the longest time is always: protect your principal and stay away from unregulated platforms.
Don't let "20% off" become your most regrettable 8x leverage.
#加密避雷 #JU #打新风险 #香港证监会