I knew from the beginning that we would argue, so I was late and left early. (I am extremely punctual and keep my promise. A few days ago, I promised to have dinner with a friend and drove there for 40 minutes due to a heavy cold.) I really like what a fan said before. This kind of thing goes against public order and good customs. Public order and good customs may not be right, but they are conventions formed by everyone and are also conducive to social stability. If there is no order and everyone speaks with their fists, then the wealthy will only be fat sheep. I don't think anyone has a high moral bottom line, it's just that their interests are not enough. If Liangxi brings his fans to use your commission, and you see tens of thousands of dollars in commission a day, would you advise him not to gamble? You know that his fans will lose everything because of the contract, but you will still be a code breaker. If the benefits of money are not enough, what about the temptation of power? Political devotion? The cryptocurrency circle used to violate public order and good customs, and some even broke the law. After so many years in the circle, they have all been PvP, and eventually evolved into memes, becoming the most extreme PvP, digging into each other's pockets. Talking about morality in the cryptocurrency industry is really the funniest thing. I don't have much morality either, it's just that I'm shameless and disdainful of using influence to harvest liquidity. But if I were to sit behind the scenes and engage in second level operations, I would also be willing to do so. This market is where you cut me and I cut you. The debate on values is the most boring. There will never be a result. Life is only a few decades, maybe you will die tomorrow. Just be happy and avoid harming others.