Today I saw this GUA token with a market cap of several million, and it immediately got listed for futures trading. I just have to rant about this. Back then, Binance was hyping up PALU as their mascot all over Twitter. Most of the people buying PALU were loyal Binance followers—over 20,000 real wallet addresses, and the market cap once reached $130 million. Yet, they didn’t list PALU for futures trading but gave a token like GUA, with only a $5 million market cap, a futures listing! In the end, PALU is basically close to zero now, and the holdings of over 20,000 Binance followers have been wiped out. And then those two clowns come out and say, ‘PALU was just an internal trial and error.’ So what kind of trash scam token is GUA anyway? No one’s heard of it, no one’s played with it, and its description is even more ridiculous—something about some BS metaphysical prediction market combining AI with Chinese traditional wisdom? What the hell is Chinese traditional wisdom? Since when did metaphysics become Chinese traditional wisdom? Are you seriously using metaphysics to scam people?