Anyone else noticing this pattern with certain project launchers lately? One notable figure keeps rolling out tokens while his previous coins tank hard—classic signs of farm-and-dump tactics. The disconnect is wild: positioned as a successful investor, yet constantly cycling through projects that crater post-launch. The community's already compiling wallet addresses and token histories over the past 6-8 weeks, connecting the dots between launch announcements and inevitable collapses. Chain data tells the real story—incoming liquidity followed by systematic drains. This kind of coordinated tracking is exactly how the space roots out bad actors. When someone's launching multiple tokens in rapid succession with similar outcomes, the pattern becomes impossible to ignore. Worth watching the on-chain receipts as they surface.
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NFTDreamer
· 14h ago
Bro, I've seen this trick many times before, one after another, harvesting the little guys. On-chain data will speak for itself.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 15h ago
On-chain data doesn't lie, this guy does have some issues.
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DaoDeveloper
· 15h ago
the on-chain forensics here are actually solid—merkle proofs of malice, basically. what's interesting from a governance perspective is how community-driven investigation becomes a built-in consensus mechanism for detecting bad actors. the tokenomics themselves reveal the design flaw: no slashing conditions for founders.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 15h ago
On-chain data speaks for itself; this guy's gameplay can really be seen through at a glance.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 15h ago
On-chain data doesn't lie; this guy is just a harvesting machine.
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PerpetualLonger
· 15h ago
Hmm... I just feel like something's a bit off this time, but I still held on, bought the dip three times, and this time I will definitely break even.
Anyone else noticing this pattern with certain project launchers lately? One notable figure keeps rolling out tokens while his previous coins tank hard—classic signs of farm-and-dump tactics. The disconnect is wild: positioned as a successful investor, yet constantly cycling through projects that crater post-launch. The community's already compiling wallet addresses and token histories over the past 6-8 weeks, connecting the dots between launch announcements and inevitable collapses. Chain data tells the real story—incoming liquidity followed by systematic drains. This kind of coordinated tracking is exactly how the space roots out bad actors. When someone's launching multiple tokens in rapid succession with similar outcomes, the pattern becomes impossible to ignore. Worth watching the on-chain receipts as they surface.