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not saying jam is doing it, but this could be the next ponzi meta. the core trick is using the illusion of an “airdrop” to drive fresh liquidity into a token that’s already been pre-pumped deploy a token pump it up promise a huge airdrop force buying and staking late buyers fuel the exit no exit for stakers chart bleeds out ✨ profit ✨
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Dvyne🎩
@dummie.eth
They win This is why we need to eliminate drops like this I expected vesting at least maybe we get 25%
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YES2Crypto 🎩 🟪🟡
@yes2crypto.eth
instead of "we need to eliminate drops like this" (trying to censor or stop something else) I say just educate people not to participate. Scroll past.
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Asha 🎩↑🔵
@asha
Isn't this how we eliminate drops like this? If no one participates, they would stop doing it, right? 🤞
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imo you can’t eliminate things in a permissionless decentralized computing platform
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Asha 🎩↑🔵
@asha
Of course. That's what I'm saying too. FC is suppose to be the unruggable social network where no user can be eliminated. But if users are educated and no one participates in things like this, then people would stop trying things like this cause it would be just a waste of time leading to nothing in the end. No profits plus other users would stop interacting with their accounts. Lose-lose situation. I'm curious if anyone bought and locked $jam today. My bet would be no.
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