In these moments, I feel like one of the saddest and most miserable people in the world. I've sold a large amount of $DEGEN for a trivial amount.

My hand feels heavy, I have no desire to study, nor to engage in any other activities. I believe I'm experiencing a bout of depression.

I'll continue to monitor my condition over the coming days. If this state of lethargy and lack of interest in any life activities persists, I think I'll visit a doctor soon.

Have you ever pondered which of these communities might be the most notorious for dubious dealings?

Yes, it is, regrettably, the Arabic-speaking community. There exists a cadre of crypto enthusiasts—some from Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, along with others from Syria, Egypt, Morocco, and other locales—who lead the charge.

Interestingly, in this community, a certain kind of scamming seems almost formalized. A myriad of self-proclaimed gurus with minimal expertise don themselves in the robes of technical analysis wizards. They preside over Telegram channels, charging exorbitant fees—typically more than $ 150 a month—dispensing trading tips that are, at best, questionable and at worst, financially perilous. This is quickly apparent to anyone with a modicum of market experience.

Others orchestrate channels focused solely on short and long positions, leveraging the significant liquidity of their Kuwaiti, Saudi, and Emirati counterparts to manipulate market values. The channel operators strategically position themselves before issuing a call to action, reaping profits from their ill-informed yet hopeful followers.

Spread the word during these buoyant market times; it's the peak season for the emergence of swindlers, preying on the influx of new entrants to the market!