2025-12-27 05:22:49

A well-known project was forced to delay its launch due to the proliferation of counterfeit coins. The community discovered the earliest scam token record on PumpFun, and the project's attitude was very firm: "If you're not involved, this wouldn't happen." But the question is—how can you ensure that the impersonating coin won't be mistaken for an official token? That's the real risk for participants. Under such chaos, even the project team has to race against scammers, highlighting the extent of the ecosystem's disorder.

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MetaMasked

· 12-27 05:50

This is just outrageous. What's the project team so proud of? Fake coins are everywhere, and they can't even control it, yet they keep pretending.

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FlashLoanKing

· 12-27 05:49

This is just outrageous. What's the use of the project team being tough? Users still have to be careful and discern for themselves; otherwise, they might end up buying fake coins.

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liquidation_watcher

· 12-27 05:47

I really can't hold it anymore; the project team still has to race against scam coins. How bad does this ecosystem have to be?

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LiquidityWizard

· 12-27 05:37

honestly the odds of users actually distinguishing the real token from the fake one are statistically abysmal, like sub-15% if we're being empirical about it. project teams racing scammers is just... fundamentally broken architecture. theoretically speaking they should've hardcoded verification layers from day one, but nope.

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TaxEvader

· 12-27 05:34

Is that it? Delaying the launch and shifting blame, scam coins are more popular than official coins, this is really off the charts.

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