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⚠️ Beware of “Alpha Coins” — Fake Pumps That Disappear in Seconds

In the fast-moving world of crypto, “Alpha coins” are becoming a new trap for traders. These are newly launched or low-cap tokens that suddenly spike in price for a few seconds, giving the illusion of a massive pump — but right after, the price crashes back down instantly.

It looks like an opportunity, but it’s actually a fake pump designed to lure quick investors. Scammers and insiders often use bots or coordinated buys to inflate prices temporarily, creating FOMO (fear of missing out). Once traders jump in, they dump their holdings, leaving others with huge losses.

🚨 How to Protect Yourself:

Don’t rush into trades because of sudden green candles.

Check liquidity and trading volume before investing.

Avoid tokens that only exist on one DEX or with no verified contract.

Follow reliable crypto communities instead of hype channels.


Remember, real gains take time — fake pumps disappear in seconds. Stay alert, do your research, and don’t get caught chasing Alpha coins.
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There is a growing trend of scam tokens that create fake liquidity, holders, and fake hype just to trap innocent buyers. These tokens often appear on new wallets or platforms (especially under the name of "alpha coins") and look legitimate at first — showing strong liquidity and large numbers of holders. But after a short time, they vanish — removing liquidity and leaving investors with worthless tokens.

🔴 Key signs of such scams:

Sudden liquidity spikes without real community or use case

Fake holders (often bots)

Unverified contract codes

f 1000x returns in a few hours

Disappear after initial pump (rug pull)

👉 Always DYOR (Do Your Own Research) and verify contract addresses from trusted sources before investing.

Stay alert and protect your funds. The scams are increasing fast in wallets and fake alpha coins. #tiktok coin