Is another big influencer and trading guru about to fall? These two screenshots, when viewed together, are packed with information and leave us feeling uneasy! A big influencer, SUN, first says, 'Account hacked, don’t buy,' and then starts trading on http://Pump.fun shortly after. Earlier, 0xSun publicly confirmed he was hit by a phishing attack, with over 30,000 USDC transferred out of his http://Pump.fun wallet. Later, he collaborates with http://Pump.fun. What’s even more interesting is that on-chain data now shows: The trading account created on August 26 at http://Pump.fun is currently down about $10,000; the single largest loss on CINEMA tokens reached $18,456. So the question is: A big influencer who once rose to fame through on-chain trading, after experiencing account theft and financial losses, returns to the Meme trading scene—is he trying to prove himself again or exploring a new business model? As for the rumors circulating online about 'losing everything,' 'a $30,000 signing fee,' and 'rug-pulling'... Of course, we shouldn’t rush to conclusions based on just one tweet from Big Smooth. On-chain data and time will reveal the truth. If Big Smooth’s story is real, then SUN’s experience is a lesson we should learn from: When someone makes big money, if they get too arrogant and fail to overcome their human flaws—gambling, messing around with women—they’re bound to lose everything in the end. At the same time, the real question worth pondering here is: When a trader becomes the center of attention, are they using trading to prove themselves, or using their influence to amplify their trades? Accounts can be hacked, but trust doesn’t automatically carry over. What do you all think about this situation, brothers and sisters?