I really have a say in helping others defend their rights. Recently, there has been something that has been bothering me for the past few days. I've summarized that, whether it's a rights protection exchange or a rights protection project party, the first thing to look at is the attitude of the rights defender. If the rights defender is completely uncooperative, unwilling to report, and does not accept KYC, it will lead to traffic every day. Such rights defending partners cannot say 100% have problems, at least most of them do.

Normally, for our rights, we try our best to provide as much evidence as possible. Isn't it wishing that the police would file a case for you? So the first thing I do when helping with rights defense is to check if a report has been filed, and to obtain the police report receipt. Is a case filed? Even if there is no case filed, there will still be a police report receipt. Only then can I help within my ability. If someone is unwilling to report or do KYC, there is a high probability that there is a problem.

Especially for those helping others defend their rights, it is important to remember that while blaming the exchange may attract traffic, not every rights defender is innocent. They are just keen on the fact that many partners need traffic, so they look for excuses hoping you will help blame and take advantage of the situation.

Helping with rights defense is also a skill; don’t let others use you as a tool.

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