Naive, who still reads white papers these days? Trading cryptocurrencies is all about consensus; as long as everyone agrees, it's fine. Spending the money for a meal of pig's trotters to buy a lottery ticket is more reliable, or is it more reliable to buy a pile of moco that can't even be counted?

MOCO Truth Revealed❗
Recently, many people have seen a meme coin called MOCO on Binance Wallet, skyrocketing a hundred times in just two days, prompting many to start buying, catching the wave, and fantasizing about another hundredfold surge.
I did some investigation 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 contract deployment, which is called "zero-cost cashing out." The other addresses in the top ten are all "sell > buy," shouting buys while cutting down retail investors.

2. 99.9999% of the coins burned into a black hole? Sounds fair? But if there's no team reserve, how can there be a backstory? Don't be naive.
—— Multiple addresses transferring coins, disguising as decentralized, is actually just a bunch of alternate accounts slowly offloading.

3. Bubblemaps labeling "CZ Binance" does not mean this is Zhao Changpeng's (CZ) personal address. In the crypto space, address labels may be automatically generated by the community or tools and may not be accurate.

The project publicly proclaims “revolution,” promoting others as junk coins (FOUR & PUMP), while we are the true MEME.
Top holders are shouting buys while offloading.

A reliable project usually has a website, white paper, and clear team information. MOCO only has X posts, and the so-called “innovation” is just a price with a lot of zeros added, which is completely meaningless.

I hope everyone stays aware.
✍ I wrote this because I don’t want to see more people get scammed.
#Moco #ALPHA🔥