These days, I keep seeing people on the front lines still stubbornly promoting "That Institution is Truly Awesome" soft articles, which is honestly a bit abstract.

Later, I found out: top KOLs charge between 2000–5000U per post.
Suddenly, I understood.
Getting criticized for two days, then sleeping on it and moving on; but receiving 5000U in cash is real money that lands directly into the wallet.
Who wouldn’t find it hard to refuse, right? Morality? Can that stuff really fill your stomach?
So this time, that institution spent such a large amount of money on publicity and promotion, is it:
A. A genuine philanthropist, giving benefits to retail investors and encouraging everyone to get on board?
B. The old trick: use money to buy back public opinion, stir up hype first, then find a chance to run/exit/harvest later?
Which do you think it is? I’ll vote B first.
(Manual dog head)