According to WuShuo and the Beijing Business Daily Financial Investigation Team, platforms like Xiaohongshu, Taobao, and Xianyu have recently seen a surge in virtual currency-related content under names like 'crypto trading tips,' 'newbie benefits,' and 'crypto knowledge.' These include sharing cases like 'turning 5,000 yuan into 1 million,' selling virtual teaching materials priced between 29.9–128 yuan, posting Web3 job openings claiming million-yuan annual salaries, and setting up ads for 'exchange newbie gift packages' that direct users to overseas trading platforms and encourage copy trading. A Beijing Business Daily reporter spent nearly a month experiencing this as a regular user, and under the guidance of copy trading teams, engaged in leveraged trading via overseas apps, resulting in continuous losses from the start. Lawyers have pointed out that this type of covert crypto promotion essentially constitutes illegal financial marketing that evades regulation, posing risks of misleading users and causing social harm. http://(wublock123.com)/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=6&id=52668