This is the downside of making judgments. The secondary market allows short selling, and CZ just replied with a simple and wiped out the Binance 10x short sellers. No wonder there are countless people cursing CZ. I just shared my trading thoughts, slightly influenced the market, and the brainless short sellers started coming after me. Why bother? The rise and fall of a coin need someone to spot it, and it just so happens that I’m the one who can identify trading opportunities. I’m someone who can spot things in trading. I’m the one who can see the 10.11 Trump trade war essay. I’m the one who can notice abnormal slerf price spreads. There’s no helping it—when you’ve got real skills, you make money. But often, there are people who are always late to the game, staring at the candlestick charts and gambling on long or short positions. When they lose money, they blame it on me. Fine, I’ll take it. Honestly, I don’t even need to post on Twitter anymore. I already have my own channel, and I could just post there. On Twitter, I could stick to just doing recaps to avoid some clueless people thinking I’m here to scam them—like I’m posting a coin opinion just to target them, or putting out a directed ad just to rip them off. If you don’t know, then learn. Think. Watch the charts more. Next time you encounter a similar trading event, you’ll get it. I’m in Korea for a few days, found some good trading opportunities, and even shared them with you guys. Meanwhile, I’m soaking wet like a drowned rat and still posting on Twitter for you all. Seriously, what the hell.