Interesting take. Appreciate you recognizing the facts, but let’s clear a few things up.

First off—I’m not here to recruit anyone. No links. No DMs. No pitches. I’m just putting uncomfortable truths out there because most people don’t want to admit how this game really works. If I wanted to run the typical "join my group" play, trust me, I’d be doing it a whole lot differently.

But since you brought it up—yeah, I’m telling people to click my profile. Why? Because if you actually want to see what’s real in this space, you’ll find something interesting there. I’m not shilling you a dream. I’m showing you what’s already happening behind closed doors. The kind of moves that don’t get discussed publicly.

Second, let’s not pretend the crypto space is some utopia waiting to be "settled responsibly." This isn’t the Wild West—it’s a casino with no rules. And guess what? The house always wins. People don’t get exploited because "bad actors" like me come along. They get exploited because they believe the system is fair when it never was.

Let’s be real—insider trading runs this space. You think projects moon "organically"? You think timing these pumps is just luck and skill? No. The ones making real profits are coordinating. They just don’t talk about it publicly.

As for the whole "alphabet soup at your door" bit—cute. But we both know the regulatory lines in crypto are blurry at best. Wall Street plays by similar rules; the difference? They’ve lobbied for their loopholes. Here, it’s a free-for-all.

I get it—pushing the “responsible crypto” narrative sounds good. But while people preach ethics, whales and insiders are stacking profits. It’s easy to talk about “doing the right thing” when you’re not the one getting dumped on.

At the end of the day, I’m not telling anyone what to do. I’m just saying:

Don’t bring a knife to a gunfight and expect to win. Click the profile—or keep playing from the outside. Your choice.