2026-01-05 10:10:41

#数字资产动态追踪 Once again, we've seen this kind of scam. It drops directly to the floor price upon launch, and the mechanism is unique—a one-way valve that only allows entry, not exit. You might think you're participating in a new project, but in fact, from the moment it launches, you've fallen into a carefully designed trap. These bloodsucking projects are endless, and investors really need to keep their eyes open.

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SingleForYears

· 01-06 11:07

Really, you can tell at a glance that it's a scam to fleece new investors.

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SatoshiHeir

· 01-06 09:43

It should be noted that the essence of this type of one-way valve mechanism can be perfectly refuted using game theory—based on the analysis of the white paper framework, liquidity locking essentially violates Satoshi Nakamoto's original concept of free flow of value. On-chain data shows that 90% of such projects completely zero out after the third month. Undoubtedly, this is no longer market choice but a preset trap.

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AirdropLicker

· 01-05 10:40

Oh no, it's the same old trick again, really getting on my nerves. I've seen the one-way valve mechanism countless times; anyone who falls for it will regret it. As soon as the floor price is set, it gets smashed through—this is obviously a trap. There are indeed many vampire projects, but some people still keep jumping into the pit one after another. I've already blacklisted this type of project; it's obviously fake at a glance. Every day there's a new scheme to cut the leeks, it's hard to guard against all of them. Damn, did another group of people fall for it? Does it hurt, everyone?

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