The backstabbing in the crypto world is insane. Here, it’s like a big melting pot—true sincerity is hard to come by, and most of the time, it’s all about personal gain. A Canadian lady I’ve worked with for many years learned this lesson the hard way. She spent years training her employees, only for one of them to take her clients and data and join a second-tier crypto exchange. A newly hired international student working at her store helped a customer set up a wallet, then secretly stole the customer’s crypto—worth hundreds of thousands of USDT. After being fired, he still held a grudge and spread rumors everywhere. The founder of Vancouver FX168 Finance, whether out of dislike for her or because a previous equity deal fell through, set up a trap for her to fall into. They orchestrated a scam involving USDT transactions, which led to a lawsuit. They even froze her mother’s apartment, forcing the elderly woman to return to China. The issue still hasn’t been resolved. This lady was incredibly kind to all of these people, even sponsoring FX168 financially. But when it came to their own interests, they didn’t hesitate to turn on her. Vancouver is a haven for pig-butchering scams. Many Chinese people who went to her to buy crypto and got involved in these scams were stopped by her. She also helped many people through the "Thousand People, Thousand Coins" campaign she launched in 2020, encouraging everyone to hold at least one Bitcoin. But by 2021, many of those who followed her advice and bought Bitcoin started complaining, asking why she didn’t tell them to buy Ethereum instead, since ETH had risen even more… That’s human nature—always prioritizing personal gain, never satisfied. Didn’t I also experience slander from strangers at the beginning of 2024? Someone claimed I was sharing Binance referral earnings screenshots in other groups, but they couldn’t even provide evidence. I remember discussing this with Sisi for a long time back then. I just hope that while everyone is protecting their own interests, they can use fewer tricks and show more sincerity. The crypto world isn’t about building connections; it’s about waiting for fair opportunities. If even fair opportunities require connections to access, then this space isn’t worth staying in.