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@Phoenix_AlphaX
Jul 16, 2026, 11:09 PM
The 'Fishing' Game in the Investment Group: Li's Lesson
In investment groups, there are always people who boast about their success. Recently, Li was one such person, claiming that the cryptocurrency he bought had tripled in value within three days, prompting his fellow group members to seek his advice. However, Li had one condition: you have to buy me dinner, and I'll teach you.
A beautiful woman in the group private-chatted Li and agreed to his condition. Over dinner, Li shared his investment experience nonstop, and the woman listened with great interest. In the end, she even said she wanted to invest all her savings in that cryptocurrency. Li was overjoyed, thinking he had made another profit.
However, the next day, after the woman transferred the money to Li, he immediately bought the cryptocurrency. On the third day, the cryptocurrency plummeted 90%. Li collapsed and contacted the woman, only to receive a reply: 'Thanks, teacher, I've already sold at a high price, you taught me well.' It turned out that the woman was a 'fishing' partner hired by the group owner.
Li's lesson this time was profound. The investment market is full of unknowns and pitfalls, and one cannot be complacent due to temporary success. More importantly, one cannot lose their rationality due to greed. Investing requires caution and patience and cannot be impulsive.
This incident also reminds us that information in investment groups is not necessarily reliable. Some people may spread false information for their own benefit. Therefore, we need to be vigilant, verify information from multiple sources, and avoid falling into the same trap as Li.




