It's the same old story, incredibly precise.

Last night I was watching the market, and when I woke up, it had plummeted from 1.493 straight down to 0.122, a drop of over 80%. Looking at the numbers in my account, the only thing I can tell myself is—they chose to act in the middle of the night, not attracting attention, silent and unnoticed, which is also a kind of discipline.

Have you noticed the套路 of these kinds of projects? They like to make small cuts, causing the K-line to immediately stop bleeding and rebound, creating the illusion of a "turning point" for retail investors. In this repeated probing, everyone's vigilance is dulled time and again. Until at some moment of highest trading volume and most bullish sentiment, a fatal blow is struck—decisively—and then the project team collectively disappears.

I guess they’re probably on some island now opening champagne, already planning the next "long-term vision" scam project.

And what about the participants? They keep reviewing the K-line, analyzing entry points, writing trading journals. It seems they always want to find some规律 from failures that can change the outcome. But next time? It’s still the same story, different coins, always us who get the last laugh. This is the true face of the market.