Binance's official Twitter account experienced a shocking hour of "slip of the hand": 200,000 in market capitalization evaporated by 94%! Are retail investors once again the suckers under the scythe? The bear market's market data is dead silent, and a single "match" exploded through the madness—BNB Chain's official Twitter suddenly released a tweet featuring a "little elf on the shelf" resembling CZ, instantly becoming the fuse for market speculation. In just a few minutes, dozens of similarly named meme coins popped up, with the earliest listed coin's market capitalization skyrocketing to $200,000. But this was not a celebration for retail investors; it was a premeditated hunting ground! On-chain data directly reveals the truth: there are 22 pre-positioned rat trading addresses behind this, along with 314 wallets engaging in bundled trading using MEV technology, precisely seizing the opportunity to get on board. This is the brutal reality of the current crypto world: large funds play lightning wars relying on information asymmetry and technical advantages, and what you think is a "bargain opportunity" is merely bait fed to you. The revelry fades quickly—official Twitter swiftly deleted the post, and this meme coin plummeted off a cliff, with its market capitalization dropping from $200,000 to $13,000 within an hour, evaporating 94% of its value out of thin air! This crash brutally exposes two harsh truths: first, the market is extremely lacking in funds and confidence, with capital ravenously snatching any vague signals like hungry wolves; second, the officials were always keen to distance themselves—He Yi had previously clearly stated, "Don’t stare at the official V looking for opportunities; we never pay attention to such meme coins," but the market's speculative inertia is too strong, and retail investors completely ignored the warnings. Core point: this farce is a precise slice of the bear market, thoroughly exposing that the crypto world's play has become highly internalized and completely institutionalized. In the past, trading meme coins was about speed; now it’s about monitoring bots, automatic contract deployment, and MEV arbitrage capabilities. Retail investors are comprehensively lagging behind in information, tools, and speed, merely waiting to be sheared like lambs. The first iron rule of survival in a bear market: act less! Act less! Act less! If you must touch hot spots due to itchy hands, these three life-saving rules must be etched in your mind: 1. Only use spare money that, if lost, wouldn’t affect your life, and from the very beginning, assume the principal is zero—abandoning illusions will prevent you from being swept away by greed; 2. Firmly refuse to "trade coins based on stories"; everything should center around on-chain data: you must verify whether the contract is open source, if liquidity is locked, and whether large investors' holdings are concentrated (to avoid the trap of being smashed after a pump); 3. Position management is the bottom line of the bottom line: don’t expect to turn around with a single trade, strictly control your entry position, and always leave yourself an escape route. The market is still waiting for a real turning signal; until then, "preserving your principal" is the greatest victory. There are no deities in the crypto world that can accurately predict rises and falls, only survivors with stable mindsets who can avoid risks. Can’t understand the turning signals? Afraid of stepping into pits and missing real opportunities? Follow the lord and receive core strategies! Help you clarify market logic, avoid scythe traps, and accurately grasp effective breakthroughs!