I follow a call page. I ended up getting scammed about $200 from it. (Oh, well. Lesson learned. Eat well third worlder.)However, the page posts rug pulls, twice a day, every day. I don’t know how this person continues to fool people. Post is an example of a rug pull just posted. (The call page is Matt’s Calls. I can’t get telegram to ban the scammer.)My thought is this: how do these people keep getting new people to scam? You’d think after the first time (or even second) people would stop.
>>62643685>My thought is this: how do these people keep getting new people to scam?there's a sucker born every minute
>>62643685People that follow such pages believe they are part of the inside trading.
>>62643727Are there any legitimate call pages?It seems getting in early on legitimate coins is exceptionally difficult.I don’t mind gambling, but I’d prefer to gamble on the Ponzi scheme itself and not gamble on whether the coin is rigged to be a scam or not.
>>62643748why do you feel the need to be early when high mcap coins are pumping left and right almost everyday ?
>>62643748Stick to established coins, otherwise over time you'll just lose money to unpredictable rugpulls AND lose on the opportunity cost of investing in literally anything else.
>>62643762Greed, perhaps.When I see a coin do a 55x in three days, I always imagine having a 1 or 2k investment doing a 40x in a short period of time, giving me lots of play money.
>>62643762Dpends what you mean pumping20% is shitnothing even if you are in low 5 digitsyou dont live forever niga
>>62643780That and if I put $100k of my real money on an established coin and it goes down 30%, I feel like absolute shit because I just lost $30k.If I put $500 on a shitcoin that explodes to like $21k, I feel overjoyed because I just made $20.5k with very little risk.High upside/low risk is what feels good. And then I psychologically don’t care about gambling the $20.5k on other stuff. I feel horrible gambling the money I make from work on coins.
>>62643685Lol, that same Matt’s Call poster posted another rug, and then edited the contract address in telegram to another coin that has already been pumped and has been out for hours. Lol. These scammers are shameless. It’s so low IQ and disgusting.
>>62643801exactlyif you put 100k in Chainlink in January 2021 today you would be 25% downLike with if you put 100k in BTC in same time you would be 2.5x up In 5 and fucking half years dudeIN CRYPTOlike placing 100 $1000 in blindfold random casino tier shittoilet coins with all set to sell at 2500% gain would net you more than BTC did in a fucking month
>>62643685>how do these people keep getting new people to scamBecause stupid niggers like yourself continue to be born.
>>62643801House money effect.
>>62643748It took months for me, I tracked many callers and ended up with 3 that were actually good. I made some money at the end, but the fun part is that even one of these trusted callers ended up doing a massive rug kek I gave up after that, too much work for not that much profit
>>62643841The crypto community has a culture around it that is very stupid. The unironic use of silly lingo and the braindead hype/optimism of cynically shilling a coin just so a greater fool will purchase it for you to sell makes me hate everyone involved.Going through multiple call pages and looking at twitter pages, telegram groups, and other places just corrodes the soul. You become spiritually third world after a while. Your IQ gets lower with long enough exposure.
>>62643857>Going through multiple call pages and looking at twitter pages, telegram groups, and other places just corrodes the soul. You become spiritually third world after a while. Your IQ gets lower with long enough exposure.This is pretty much what I experienced
