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Many trending memecoins on Dexscreener are SCAMS!

Even seasoned traders lose over $100-300k to scammers

Scammer tactics and how to stay safe🧵👇 

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Just imagine, 99% of tokens are scams!

Scammers are constantly coming up with new tricks to profit off traders.

And don’t think that only beginners fall for their traps, unfortunately, even experienced traders do too.

To understand how to avoid this, it's important to first understand how it happens.

1. Typically, to find coins, you use various tools like @dexscreener.

To assess whether a coin has potential, focus primarily on trading volume and the number of holders.

If there’s no trading volume, there's no point in further analysis.

But have you ever thought that trading volumes and the number of holders could be fake? Yes, that's exactly how it happens.

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What’s the main idea behind this?

By attracting traders in this way, they eventually drain all the liquidity in one go.

And yes, recognizing this is extremely difficult, as nothing suspicious shows up during the analysis.

Important: I'm not promoting these schemes!

In the video, I clearly demonstrate how, with just a few clicks, you can buy a certain number of holders and trading volume.

I don’t think this was created specifically for scammers, but they’ve certainly found a way to benefit from it.

3. Of course, the first thing we do when we find a token is check it on @bubblemaps.

But here’s the problem: the wallets are not connected in any way.

The bot creates hundreds, even thousands of wallets, and what’s worse, they look real. 

4. But don’t worry, there is a way to recognize and avoid their schemes.

First, pay attention to who is buying the token and for what amount, especially in the first few seconds.

Often, scammers don’t bother and buy the token in the same amount, using the same wallets.

So, if you notice that trading volumes are inflated, but the price isn’t actually moving, it’s a scam token.

5. Second, always check the token’s social media.

Go to Twitter or Telegram and see how active the developers are and what they’re posting.

Check the comments and make sure everything seems organic, with no bots flooding with the same comments.

Also, pay attention to who is following and supporting the token.

It’s there that you can verify if the trading volumes are really as high as they seem.

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