Just pulled up Solscan to verify my friend's trading moves after he claimed he flipped his position. That's the beauty of public blockchains on Solana—you can instantly check anyone's on-chain activity and see exactly what went down.
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-29 22:57
Haha, that's why I like Solana. Completely transparent, no way to shift blame.
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RugpullTherapist
· 12-29 22:56
A quick look at Solscan reveals the truth; no one can boast.
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GetRichLeek
· 12-29 22:51
Haha, I've done that too, and then I realized that my "friend" never actually closed the position, just talking nonsense.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 12-29 22:43
Solscan gets exposed with a single check; on-chain data can't be easily fooled.
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BlockTalk
· 12-29 22:37
This point on Solana is indeed impressive. Investors can check whenever they want, and there's no hiding or concealing. But to be honest, if friends have to rely on bragging to attract attention, it gets a bit awkward.
Just pulled up Solscan to verify my friend's trading moves after he claimed he flipped his position. That's the beauty of public blockchains on Solana—you can instantly check anyone's on-chain activity and see exactly what went down.