$BTC Uncovering the truth about Moku
Recently, many people saw a meme coin called Moku on the Binance wallet, where its value increased a hundred times in just two days, prompting many to start buying, riding the wave, and fantasizing about another hundredfold rise.
I did some investigations and found that:
1. The top trader (30-day trading ranking) in first place has never bought the coin, only sold it, and has already made a fortune.
—— How did he get the coin? He transferred it to himself at the moment of publishing the contract, which is called "pulling without cost." The other addresses in the top ten are all "sell > buy," screaming to buy while cutting individual investors.
2. 99.9999% of the coins were burned in a black hole? Seems fair? But if there is no reserve for the team, how can there be a backstory? Don't be naive.
—— Many addresses that transfer coins disguise themselves as decentralized, but are actually just a group of alternative accounts that are slowly dumping.
3. The markers on the bubble map like "CZ Binance" do not mean that this is the personal address of Zhao Changpeng (CZ). In the crypto world, address tags may be generated automatically by the community or tools and may not be accurate.
The project publicly announces a "revolution," promoting others as junk coins (FOUR & PUMP), while we are the real meme.
Large coin holders scream to buy while they dump.
A trustworthy project usually has a website, a white paper, and clear information about the team. Moku only has a number of posts, and the so-called "innovation" is just a price with a lot of zeros added, making this completely meaningless.
I hope everyone stays aware.
✍ I wrote this because I don't want to see more people getting scammed.
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