In today's Crypto Assets market, there is no shortage of social media bloggers who claim to be "investment experts." They often share so-called "investment strategies" on various platforms, but in reality, these strategies often contain many traps.

Let’s take a hypothetical token "TT" as an example to analyze the common tricks used by these bloggers. They usually suggest that you buy at a certain price level (for example, 0.6) but do not provide a clear stop-loss point. Subsequently, this token may experience significant fluctuations, dropping from 0.6 to 0.5, then to 0.45, and finally possibly rising to 0.8.

Interestingly, when the coin price reaches 0.8, these bloggers suddenly become active. They dig up previous posts to boast about their "foresight" and blame followers for not holding on. However, when the coin price drops to 0.45, these so-called experts often remain silent and ignore the investors who are suffering losses.

Worse still, if this token ultimately falls to 0.1 and struggles to recover, these bloggers are likely to remain silent about it, as if they had never recommended this token.

This behavior pattern reveals a brutal reality: many so-called investment experts are actually just using the losses of their followers to showcase their "success." They selectively display their "victories" while skillfully concealing their failures.

As investors, we need to stay clear-headed and think independently. Do not blindly follow others' advice; learn to analyze the market on your own and develop an investment strategy that suits you. Remember, in the Crypto Assets market, there are no guarantees, and high returns are often accompanied by high risks.

We should adopt a cautious attitude towards the advice of these social media "experts", collecting information from multiple sources and considering it comprehensively before making decisions. After all, true investment wisdom comes from personal learning and experience accumulation, not simply following in the footsteps of others.