I think the best thing about Twitter is that it's full of thought leaders everywhere. You can see wallet addresses with tens of millions in assets. You can see traders with real accounts handling tens of millions, even billions. You can see the bosses of the world's strongest exchanges sharing their insights, and you can even interact with Musk. But this place is also filled with people who purely want to be 'content creators'—those who don’t even bother to edit their photos, and people who just create a topic to brag about making tens of millions (of course, there are even more of these types on Binance Square). There are many brokers that allow trading U.S. stocks, and most of them have badge systems. Trade records can be shared anytime. For example, I don’t have trade records, but internet brokers also have badge systems, and you can see how much someone has earned through their badges. The scariest thing is when the market suddenly creates a fake god to cash in on the internet. This kind of hustle works on platforms like TikTok and Xiaohongshu, but it’s much harder on Twitter because everyone here has the excellent quality of questioning authority. If I made 3 million with a small account at a brokerage, I’d be jumping up and down showing off my trade records—let alone 30 million! If you can’t show real trade records, it’s fake. It’s that simple. Binance inviting scammers to livestream and share their 'experiences' is absolutely ridiculous. https://(x.com)/thankUcrypto/status/1951292835896107114/video/1