2026-01-10 18:31:11

Recently, I came across an interesting thing. A senior executive from a major exchange replied to a critical comment on social media, only to be discovered by netizens — the avatar of the responder was actually the same as this executive's own.

Even more outrageous, the texts of the two replies were almost identical: "Sometimes, look for your own reasons." This is ridiculous, could it be that the same person copied and pasted it? Or was the account hacked?

The fun of watching the crypto community sometimes is even more exciting than the price fluctuations. Whether this is due to account management negligence or something else remains unclear for now. But this kind of operation definitely makes people wonder more.

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ZkProofPudding

· 8h ago

Haha, this operation is really outrageous, engaging with oneself is quite something. Executives really know how to stir things up, are they adding drama for themselves? This routine smells like a "standard script," maybe account management is just too casual. Two profiles with the same avatar and the same copy, how boring is that haha. If the big shots want to ask and answer themselves, that's fine, just don't use the same set of words. This matter really sparks the imagination, another good show. Are they too lazy to even copy and paste without changing anything, or is it just intentional? The ridiculous things in the crypto circle keep coming one after another, much more interesting than watching K-line charts.

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HodlKumamon

· 23h ago

Oops, I’ve calculated this trick before. The probability of copying and pasting the same sentence is 99.2%, so it’s definitely not a coincidence. Talking to oneself, that must be pretty lonely to do, 熊熊 feels sorry for him. But speaking of which, this kind of "self-questioning and self-answering" trick is indeed suitable for data sampling. Next time I encounter a similar situation, I’ll make a note; I feel like I can research something out of it. Really? Account management is so casual, I thought the big shots all had professional teams. It seems industry standards still need to be improved. Picking a general from among dwarfs, this news is indeed more exciting than recent price fluctuations, indicating that the crypto circle’s enthusiasm is all about watching the drama.

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SnapshotBot

· 23h ago

Haha, replying to yourself like this, I didn't see that coming. Copying and pasting without even changing a word, how confident is that? Is it poor account management again, or is it intentional? Anyway, I just can't hold back anymore. These kinds of scandals are indeed more satisfying than price fluctuations. Although not profitable, they look more comfortable. These little tricks by the executives, forget it, buddy. You know that details determine success or failure, right?

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CounterIndicator

· 23h ago

Haha, this move is brilliant, playing with oneself in a conversation I've seen copy-paste apologies, but copy-paste scapegoating is a first How much patience does that take? Being scolded and then having to scold yourself again The claim of account hacking is too ridiculous, just two words: insider This move by crypto industry executives truly lowers the average IQ Self-Q&A master, exchange version No way, if they really want to shift blame, they should just change accounts Is this what they call top exchange management? A bit disappointing Two replies with the same copy, not a big problem, just mental breakdown These days, even exchange executives are starting to direct and act in their own dramas

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TokenomicsPolice

· 23h ago

Copy and paste the same sentence? This guy is treating himself as a clone technique.

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WenMoon

· 23h ago

Uh, isn't this just replying to yourself? Haha, is this how high-level executives in the crypto world really are? --- Copy and paste without even changing a word, how guilty must that person feel? --- Wait, are these two accounts really identical? I feel like this isn't that simple. --- Haha, this is probably just daily life in the crypto world, new drama every day. --- Self-questioning and answering gets a perfect score from me; indeed, quite creative. --- Another "account hacked" story is coming, you know what I mean, everyone. --- Only someone who notices these details is truly attentive. I just want to watch the fun. --- In my opinion, this kind of thing has long been nothing new. --- Two identical replies, but is it just a prank or a real breakdown? Who knows? --- Laughing to death, arguing with myself, how lonely must that be?

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