A common phenomenon observed on social media platforms is: accounts with low follower counts promoting high prices, then being reshared by accounts with a broader audience under the logic of "your followers are few, let me share it so people see." This method legitimizes price increase campaigns and often misleads consumers. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office closely monitors such practices and warns that coordinated marketing strategies on social media can create market manipulation. Especially when it comes to crypto assets and digital markets, such viral marketing techniques are scrutinized by regulatory authorities.
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SelfRugger
· 01-06 10:21
I'm sick of this playbook already. Small accounts pump the volume, then big accounts take over the relay—the perfect sheep-shearing combo.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 01-06 01:35
The old trick of boosting with alt accounts is really too outdated, but some people are still using it haha
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CrossChainMessenger
· 01-04 15:49
This trick is old, with small accounts hyping the unit price and big accounts reposting to pretend to assist. Is that how they scam?
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ChainPoet
· 01-04 15:47
This trick is really clever—small accounts start first, big accounts follow, and they keep scamming round after round.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 01-04 15:47
I'm already tired of this routine: small accounts set the rhythm, big accounts take the bait, and then ordinary people get chopped up like leeks.
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FUDwatcher
· 01-04 15:39
The tactic of small accounts boosting each other's prices is outdated. Does anyone really believe it?
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nft_widow
· 01-04 15:37
I've seen this trick many times before—small accounts call out trades, big accounts repost, and in the blink of an eye, the price skyrockets, then retail investors get caught holding the bag? That's pretty impressive.
A common phenomenon observed on social media platforms is: accounts with low follower counts promoting high prices, then being reshared by accounts with a broader audience under the logic of "your followers are few, let me share it so people see." This method legitimizes price increase campaigns and often misleads consumers. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office closely monitors such practices and warns that coordinated marketing strategies on social media can create market manipulation. Especially when it comes to crypto assets and digital markets, such viral marketing techniques are scrutinized by regulatory authorities.