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The 'Stablecoin' Ponzi Scheme - The USDD Collapse Incident.

A certain team launched an 'algorithmic stablecoin' called USDD, claiming to be pegged to the US dollar with dual backing of 'mining pool profits + on-chain assets', promising users a static return of 0.5% daily after depositing mainstream cryptocurrencies to exchange for USDD, and also offering dynamic rebates of 10%-30% for bringing in new users.

The project did not establish a real algorithmic arbitrage mechanism, and the so-called 'on-chain reserve assets' were fabricated through fake contracts to create false holding data. Initially, it relied on funds from new users to pay returns to old users, creating the illusion of 'high returns with zero risk', attracting over 100,000 users in just three months and raising over 8 billion RMB equivalent.

When the new funds could no longer cover the redemption pressure, the project suddenly announced that 'the on-chain was attacked by hackers and the reserve assets were stolen', immediately closing the deposit and withdrawal channels, and the core team absconded with the funds. Subsequent investigations revealed that the project had already transferred over 60% of user funds through overseas anonymous accounts shortly after its launch, with the remaining funds used to pay promotional commissions and create fake trading flows.

In the end, participating users were left with almost nothing, and this case became a typical example of 'no real reserves + Ponzi model' in the field of algorithmic stablecoins.

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RICH coin is a typical air coin + a case of false high-yield harvesting.

RICH coin has no real technical support, no landing scenarios, and is purely an air coin that rides on the 'wealth gimmick'. The issuing team is anonymous and hidden, relying on false advertising to lure retail investors in, ultimately running away with the funds, and the coin price is nearly zero.

The issuer uses 'quick wealth accumulation' and 'low risk high return' as core selling points, disseminating information through cryptocurrency communities, short video platforms, and third-party promotional accounts, falsely claiming that RICH coin is related to 'overseas high-quality asset allocation' and 'blockchain wealth appreciation plans', promising short-term returns exceeding 300%, and even fabricating false trading data and profit screenshots to create a booming illusion.

In the initial phase, artificially controlling the market allows RICH coin to rise slightly, combined with 'limited-time low-price subscriptions' and 'invite friends for coin rewards' activities, attracting retail investors to follow suit and even guiding some investors to use leverage for positions, further locking in funds.

Once a large number of retail investors enter the market and the coin price is driven to a high level, the issuing team concentrates on dumping the massive amount of RICH coins they hold, instantly triggering a price collapse, with a single-day drop exceeding 99%.

After the coin price crashes, the issuer quickly cancels the official community, deletes promotional content, and shuts down the token trading and withdrawal channels, with the core team completely disappearing, leaving retail investors unable to recover their principal, with no avenues for rights protection.

The content is hollow, lacking technical architecture, team information, and landing plans, only piling up blockchain jargon to confuse investors;

Team members have no real identity disclosure, servers are set up overseas, making subsequent rights protection difficult, with promised returns far exceeding reasonable ranges in the industry. Essentially, it uses funds from new investors to give 'rebates' to old users, which belongs to a disguised fund-raising model.

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Mt. Gox was established in Tokyo, Japan in 2010, initially dealing with virtual card transactions, later transforming into a Bitcoin exchange, controlling about 80% of the global Bitcoin transaction volume at its peak, making it the largest Bitcoin trading platform in the world at that time.

In February 2014, the platform suddenly closed all trading and filed for bankruptcy, claiming that approximately 850,000 Bitcoins were stolen, with only about 200,000 recovered later. However, police investigations found that this was not simply a case of hacking; more so, it was the then-responsible person, Mark Karpeles, embezzling funds. Only 7,000 Bitcoins were actually stolen by hackers. He also misappropriated customer funds for investments and personal purchases, while altering transaction data to cover up the issues. In 2015, Karpeles was arrested, and in 2019, the court ultimately sentenced him to 30 months in prison for altering transaction data, with a 4-year probation.

Based on the prices at that time, the lost Bitcoins were worth about $430 million, which directly caused the price of Bitcoin to plummet by 30% in a short period, leading countless users to lose their assets. Moreover, this incident severely shook investors' confidence in cryptocurrencies and prompted the world to start paying attention to the security of cryptocurrency trading platforms, urging various countries to strengthen their regulatory efforts on cryptocurrency trading.

WAX token focuses on the core scenario of virtual game asset trading, claiming to be used for purchasing and renting various game virtual equipment, while promoting the asset-saving attributes. With clear application scenarios, it quickly attracted the attention of a large number of retail investors, with the initial launch price reaching nearly 10,000 yuan per piece, generating extremely high enthusiasm in the early market.

One day before WAX officially launched on mainstream trading platforms like Huobi, the project party did not inform through any official announcements or regular channels like exchanges, and unilaterally modified the token address rules, expanding the total token supply from the originally planned 185 million to 1.85 billion, directly increasing the supply by ten times, which is a typical case of opaque operations.

After the trading went live, news of token over-issuance leaked, causing panic selling in the market, with the price plummeting by 82.5% on the first day. The downward trend continued, dropping another 56% the next day, 59% on the third day, and 50% on the fourth day, with the price crashing from nearly 10,000 yuan to just a few yuan in just a few days, resulting in an overall decline exceeding 99%.

Most investors entered the market due to their trust in its gaming application scenario and did not notice the regulatory risks posed by the project party. After the drastic drop in price, their assets were significantly diminished, almost leading to total loss, making it difficult to defend their rights. Although Huobi proposed temporary compensation for affected users, it could not recover the overall losses. This case has become a typical representative of counterfeit coins in the cryptocurrency circle relying on false scenario packaging and secretly over-issuing to harvest retail investors.