✍️ The Circle That Always Gets Blamed for Everything No matter when markets crash—whether it’s stocks, precious metals, or anything else—you’ll always hear people blaming crypto traders. Crypto folks have somehow become the scapegoats—like locusts, hated wherever they go. No one remembers when this started. 🌟 Is it the crypto community’s fault when precious metals crash? I remember plenty of big names claiming the recent plunge in gold and silver was caused by crypto traders flooding in. Back in the crypto world, you only ever heard about who made money—no one ever talked about how most people lost. But now, in precious metals, every drop is blamed on crypto traders—and you never hear anyone talking about who actually profited. So where did that one big guy’s tens of millions come from? 😧 Did it materialize out of thin air? I’ve seen so many group members making insane profits on silver and gold—so much so that exchanges locked their accounts. And compared to the massive group of stay-at-home moms still buying 27g bars of silver, crypto traders are practically nonexistent—and FOMO is even rarer. Sure, if you’re talking about price manipulation (“pinning”), that’s an exchange issue. After all, on October 11, AnAn slammed gold with a full-range pin—both longs and shorts got wiped out. 🌟 Is it crypto’s fault when oil crashes or surges? If you think Trump is a crypto trader, then sure—blame us. Oil prices swing based entirely on what “Uncle Trump” says—up one day, down the next. Plus, since blockchain and crypto markets operate 24/7, we’re always positioned to catch weekend moves. I’d argue crypto traders make more from oil trading than traditional finance folks do. So no—we’re not taking that blame. 🌟 Is it crypto’s fault when the U.S. stock market crashes or surges? This one’s ridiculous. 😂 Blaming crypto traders for U.S. stock swings? That’s the most abstract thing I’ve ever heard. If crypto traders were this powerful, wouldn’t they just lift the entire crypto market instead of bothering with stocks? Since 2025, every time someone says they moved into U.S. stocks and got crushed, they get mocked. But if you look at the long-term data, anyone who moved from crypto into U.S. stocks probably made money. You don’t think they profited because they were smart, right? No—it must be because crypto traders lost money… so it’s all our fault again? 😂 We’re the official scapegoats now? Crypto traders aren’t richer than those trading U.S. stocks, don’t use higher leverage than Korean market traders, and aren’t more knowledgeable than A-share investors. Our only real advantage? Low barriers to entry. And maybe that’s why we get blamed for everything. Look—crypto teachers effortlessly pivot into stock teachers. It’s seamless. 🌟 Why blame crypto traders during the World Cup? The most absurd thing? Even the World Cup gets blamed on us. 😂 Wasn’t prediction markets invented by crypto? So… why are we getting flak for it? 🌟 Bringing Your Talent Elsewhere Crypto folks have serious talent—we know money follows capital, and capital flows to where it’s easiest to make money. Didn’t all those crypto wealth myths teach you anything? The people I know who crushed it in crypto? They crush it in stocks too—seriously, they could write novels about their strategies. 😂 I don’t think crypto people are bad at all. Maybe the ones calling us “locusts” just want to eat the locusts themselves—because we took the money, and now they can’t make any, so they have to lash out. Meanwhile, real “teachers” always have impressive resumes wherever they go. It’s like on-chain observers analyzing on-chain transactions: how exactly did these “teachers” build their résumés? By talking? Oh, shit!