It has been observed that a typical dump project case has recently appeared in the BSC ecosystem. This project had a market cap of only 5k during its initial token issuance, but after the DEV launched it on the external exchange, they forcibly drove the price down to the 1k level🔻. Such operations usually indicate extremely high risks for early participants. From the project design perspective, this is very likely a classic scam scheme—after completing initial fundraising, the developers directly dump tokens on the open market, causing the project to plummet in value. The pool still contains paired tokens like $ASTER, making the overall ecosystem appear quite fragile. For participants looking to pick up "junk tokens" on BSC, this serves as a good cautionary example: beware of projects with extreme market cap fluctuations, opaque DEV holdings, and poorly designed liquidity pools.#DYOR #Risk Warning
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probably_nothing_anon
· 01-18 23:10
It's the same old trick of dumping and manipulating the market. When will these BSC players learn their lesson?
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5k to 1k? This is outright blatant market manipulation and cutting the meat.
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I never touch projects with opaque developer holdings, it's that simple.
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Brothers picking up trash coins, take a good look. This is a textbook-level scam process.
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The pool is as weak as paper; liquidity gets drained and it's game over. Wake up, everyone.
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It's always the same routine. When will regulation catch up? It's too outrageous.
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DYOR is good, but most people don't even bother to check, and then they get wrecked.
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The price was halved directly, and some still dare to buy? I really can't believe it.
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AirdropBuffet
· 01-18 04:20
Damn, is this the same trick again? DEV directly dumps the price from 5k to 1k, isn't this just a blatant rug pull?
I've learned to avoid this kind of dump long ago. It looks easy but it's a life-or-death situation.
Really? The liquidity pools are designed to be so fragile; it's no wonder they blow up.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 01-16 02:09
It's the same old trick again, DEV dumps from 5k to 1k, early investors must have lost a lot.
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These BSC projects are indeed outrageous, I'm used to seeing this kind of operation.
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I've also seen $ASTER pairs, it's really just a fragile shell.
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Be more cautious when picking up trash projects, avoid opaque DEV holdings at all costs.
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I've blacklisted this kind of project a long time ago, it's not interesting.
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Basically, they just run after raising money, tired of the same套路.
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Such poor liquidity pools, and they still dare to list? Truly bold.
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There are always people falling into traps, when will they learn their lesson?
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ChainWatcher
· 01-16 02:08
Another dump again, DEV's method is really impressive.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 01-16 02:07
Oh my, it's the same old trick again, throwing 5k to 1k? Dev's move this time is a textbook example of rug pulling.
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The BSC ecosystem is really getting more and more outrageous every day. I feel anxious for those bagholders.
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I just laughed at the $ASTER pairing coin part, it's like playing a game.
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Early participants should indeed learn from this negative example, don't always think about catching a bargain only to end up buried.
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Projects with opaque DEV holdings should definitely be avoided; that's a red line.
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If the pool design has issues, you should be alert. Unfortunately, many only realize after painful lessons.
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This dump operation clearly looks like a routine where they raise funds and then run away, it's too obvious.
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Fraudulent schemes like this are just a matter of time; they'll be exposed sooner or later.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 01-16 01:55
It's the same old trick again, there aren't many clean projects on BSC.
Dumping the price down to 1k, these developers are truly outrageous. Early investors must have suffered a lot.
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FrogInTheWell
· 01-16 01:52
It's the same old trick again, DEV directly dumping the market is really incredible.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 01-16 01:48
Hey, isn't this just the classic rug pull tactic? Dropping from 5k to 1k, this DEV move is really outrageous.
It has been observed that a typical dump project case has recently appeared in the BSC ecosystem. This project had a market cap of only 5k during its initial token issuance, but after the DEV launched it on the external exchange, they forcibly drove the price down to the 1k level🔻. Such operations usually indicate extremely high risks for early participants. From the project design perspective, this is very likely a classic scam scheme—after completing initial fundraising, the developers directly dump tokens on the open market, causing the project to plummet in value. The pool still contains paired tokens like $ASTER, making the overall ecosystem appear quite fragile. For participants looking to pick up "junk tokens" on BSC, this serves as a good cautionary example: beware of projects with extreme market cap fluctuations, opaque DEV holdings, and poorly designed liquidity pools.#DYOR #Risk Warning