💨 HOW MEMECOIN CREATORS CAN STEAL ALL THE MONEY IN 5 SECONDS 💨

You see a new memecoin. The price is soaring vertically. There are thousands of people in their Telegram group. Everything seems incredible.

Suddenly, the chart crashes by 99.9% in an instant. Everyone's money has evaporated.

You have fallen victim to a "Rug Pull".

Here's how the trap works:

The Creation: An anonymous developer creates a new token and pairs it with a valuable asset (like Ethereum) on a decentralized exchange. This is called "providing liquidity".

The Hype: They aggressively promote the coin on social media, creating FOMO. People start buying, exchanging their ETH for the new token.

The "Pull": As people buy, the "liquidity pool" fills up with valuable ETH. The moment they choose, the creators (who often own the majority of the tokens) sell all their tokens at once AND withdraw all the liquidity from the pool.

They leave with all the ETH that the investors deposited, leaving everyone with a worthless token that can no longer be sold.

Key Red Flag: If the developers are anonymous and the liquidity is not "locked" (a mechanism that prevents them from withdrawing it), the risk of a rug pull is extremely high.

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