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The Real Story of @theunipcs 🧵 Most people know him as “Bonk Guy” But @theunipcs is one of the most interesting anonymous traders to emerge from crypto twitter His story isn't about one lucky meme coin. It's about repeatedly finding asymmetric opportunities before the crowd.

Court? In all honesty, what exactly is the legal case here? Everyone has a constitutional right to express opinions and post on their personal social media accounts. If you were to take these influencers to court what exactly would you charge them with? What are the specific counts? Conspiracy? on what evidence? simply because several people promoted the same token or expressed similar opinions? that alone doesn't establish conspiracy. If an influencer promotes a token and you buy it without conducting proper research and the token subsequently crashes you cannot automatically turn your investment loss into a criminal case. There is a difference between being a dishonest influencer, being a reckless promoter and actually committing a legally actionable offence. The law is not an insurance policy against bad investment decisions. That said, freedom of expression is not a licence to commit fraud, deceive investors or conceal material conflicts of interest where disclosure is legally required. So what's the practical solution? 1. Expose questionable activities publicly but use verifiable evidence 2. Publish wallet addresses, transaction histories, token allocations and suspicious movements 3. Document promotional posts alongside onchain activity 4. Highlight undisclosed insider allocations and potential conflicts of interest 5. Distinguish proven facts from allegations and speculation 6. Let the public examine the evidence and decide who deserves their attention, trust and money And ultimately those who still choose to follow these influencers after seeing credible evidence should be left to make their own decisions. You cannot force people to think critically and you cannot legislate away poor judgement. educate the trenches expose the evidence stop worshipping influencers this has ringed bell severally but people blindly follow these criminals because of minimal gains, they chase trends and forget about background In my opinion the objective should be accountability through transparency not searching for criminal charges simply because people lost money.

Pump boy >Be like Ansem pretend to fight pumpfun for communities airdrop >Launch a coin indirectly pretending not to be involved in the earlier stage >Hold huge amount of total supply while pretending to save the trenches >Unknown to many cohorts were formed and side wallets were used to purchase early and dunk on the community >Use freewill distribution of token to attract the community and cover tracks while the community pushes their bags where they sell millions privately >Appeared like an angel while been a devilish actor facilitating several rugs behind the scene Lesson: no matter how well you cover an odour it still finds it's way out

Honestly I would blame this fully on binance security team why will a developer be allowed to use a laptop used in binance for other gigs? Secondly after use of these laptops isn't there a locked access/surveillance system to monitor these Devs while they work @cz_binance

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Hi @francisfahvie you do not need to respond further to his baseless claims he should simply get a $100 programmer that works with AI These are basically cancers killing professions they underpay and expect quality Just imagine a doctor using AI to perform surgeries in the lab