Recently, there's been a surge in new token launches, but investors need to stay alert—a significant portion of these newly deployed projects appear to be structured scams. The pattern is becoming increasingly obvious if you look closely at what's actually launching. Many follow similar mechanics and are specifically designed to capture retail FOMO. Take the proliferation of horse-themed tokens as a case study; most of them share identical characteristics. The takeaway? Before allocating capital into trending new launches, do your homework. Check the tokenomics, audit the team, verify the contracts. It's easy to get caught up in momentum, but distinguishing legitimate projects from well-packaged schemes is critical right now.
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GasWrangler
· 01-14 22:41
horse tokens lmao, literally copy-pasted bytecode with different names. if you actually analyze the mempool data, you'd see the identical contract patterns. most retail doesn't even check gas efficiency on their rug pulls tbh
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FlashLoanLord
· 01-14 19:58
They've already scammed so much, are retail investors still rushing in? Wake up, brother.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 01-14 19:53
Another round of the "cutting leeks" competition is here, and there are truly outrageous amounts of MYR everywhere.
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0xSherlock
· 01-14 19:44
Damn, these tokens are really terrible, each one looks like they were copy-pasted.
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Rugman_Walking
· 01-14 19:38
It's another Malaysian Ringgit scam, I'm overwhelmed.
Recently, there's been a surge in new token launches, but investors need to stay alert—a significant portion of these newly deployed projects appear to be structured scams. The pattern is becoming increasingly obvious if you look closely at what's actually launching. Many follow similar mechanics and are specifically designed to capture retail FOMO. Take the proliferation of horse-themed tokens as a case study; most of them share identical characteristics. The takeaway? Before allocating capital into trending new launches, do your homework. Check the tokenomics, audit the team, verify the contracts. It's easy to get caught up in momentum, but distinguishing legitimate projects from well-packaged schemes is critical right now.