The “Big V” of pseudo-finance wantonly spreads illegal content on internet platforms, which is related to poor platform supervision and insufficient ability to identify netizens' information. On the one hand, financial content often involves topics such as stock investment, bank financial management, etc., relating to netizens' “money bags,” which bring in traffic popularity; some internet platforms are not strict in reviewing account qualifications, content quality, artificial intelligence labeling, etc., and platform algorithms also boost communication popularity. Some bloggers with ulterior motives spread illegal financial content to quickly profit. On the other hand, ordinary netizens lack basic financial knowledge, and can easily fall into the information cocoon and be led by emotional rhetoric, making it difficult to spot marketing traps. To protect the “money bag,” netizens themselves must also tighten the strings of risk prevention. Improve financial literacy, strengthen risk prevention awareness, so that illegal accounts and false content are not taken lightly; once illegal accounts and false content are discovered, promptly report them to the platform and supervisory authorities, and work together to create a safe and healthy financial cyberspace.

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