On November 10th, the founder of a leading exchange issued an important reminder on social media. He clearly stated that no one should expect to gain endorsement by purchasing accounts he follows. If he discovers account ownership transfers, he will immediately unfollow.

This cryptocurrency industry leader also specifically called on others: if anyone finds accounts for sale, they are welcome to inform him via private message or public comment, or even contact his assistant team.

Regarding his follow logic, he admitted to being quite casual—usually paying attention to users who are highly active in the community, eager to share valuable insights, and transmit positive energy. But he emphasized a key principle: "My follow list does not constitute any endorsement or support, nor does it represent my approval of you personally or your project."

This statement, to some extent, is also setting a rule for the entire crypto community—don't treat social relationships as tools for monetization.