What I find ironic is how much complaining about them being flagged yet they have been flagging users like mad, many of which never even flagged @haejin.

Most of them never flagged anyone but stated their opinion.

Yep, he flagged a comment of mine just cause I stated my opinion. Quite funny actually as I followed him pretty early on and voted some of his posts up at the time.

I'm not really sure what to think of his content anymore, the bull run is so idiotic lately with SBD being a prime example that newcomer investors will just pump anything that looks like it hasn't had its previous pumps yet. I followed some of the coins he recommended at one point and it did seem to have a pretty good accuracy, but then again you don't have to be a genius to call out most of them in these markets.

I just hope other readers are careful, I believe many of his fanbase are straight out gambling and don't realize how they can be used by the author to profit himself - I had my doubts with a few coins he recommended such as catcoin which seemingly has been dead for years. Not saying he does this but if I was in his position I'm not sure I would be able to refrain from doing it myself due to the anonymity of exchanges (buying up some random dead coin for a few weeks low volume at a time then announcing it can explode while setting up sell orders for my fanbase to buy) and these posts being on trending which obviously get the most views could be a reason he is so against flags since they both lower his post rewards and potential trading profits.

Again, not accusing him that he is doing that, but it's not something that's impossible to do and you have to remember that greed knows no boundaries.