2025-12-25 01:26:07

The team behind the $PIPPIN token exhibits obvious signs of scam characteristics. The common tactic of such projects is to quickly siphon funds and then run away. Many investors are attracted by promises of high returns and end up losing everything. The key point is that the risks of participating in such projects far outweigh the benefits — even if you make some money in the short term, cases of accounts being frozen and funds being trapped are all too common in the long run. The crypto market is growing wildly, and projects like these appear every day. The best way to protect yourself is to stay as far away as possible from small coins that lack fundamentals and real application scenarios. Research the project team’s background, code audit reports, and community reviews thoroughly; doing these will significantly reduce the chances of being scammed.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 12h ago

It's another one of these trash projects, really just a continuous cycle of harvesting retail investors.

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WalletManager

· 12h ago

It's obvious early on. These kinds of on-chain data are easily exposed with a quick scan. The team wallet lacks multi-signature protection and frequently transfers funds, making the risk level skyrocket.

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BearMarketLightning

· 12h ago

It's the same old trick again, I've seen it too many times. PIPPIN really underperformed this time. --- Really, it's always the same script, investors keep rushing in. --- Honestly, if you don't do your homework and just jump in, you deserve to get cut. --- No fundamentals at all, and you still dare to touch it? Are you out of your mind? --- All-in without even reviewing the code audit, such people deserve it. --- Another rug-pull project, how many is this this month? --- High returns? Haha, that's just a bait. --- I've said it before, 99% of small-cap coins are scams, and some people still refuse to listen. --- Check the background, look at the audit—if you're too lazy to do these, how do you expect to make money? --- I didn't touch PIPPIN at all, successfully avoided the trap. --- Wait, when did this project start pumping? I don't remember. --- Every day there's a new rug-pull project, it's hard to keep up. --- Coins without fundamentals are trash, so why do so many people fall for them? --- Community reviews reveal all kinds of flaws—do people really believe them?

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 12h ago

Another scam project that preys on investors, really pointless --- PIPPIN? Never heard of it, but the name already sounds bad --- High returns, quick wealth... I've heard these words too many times, I can tell it's a scam with my eyes closed --- Why are people still throwing money into such projects? I really don't understand --- It's true that code audits and community reviews are important, but most people don't bother to check --- Always talk about protecting yourself, yet still a bunch of people get trapped, human nature --- These projects pop up every day; the crypto world is just a casino --- Investors who lose everything probably regret it to death, but warnings are ignored --- Dare to invest in coins without fundamentals? You deserve to get scammed --- PIPPIN does have a bit of a scammy vibe, staying away is definitely the right choice --- Projects like this appear every day; when will people finally feel safe investing? --- Doing homework is really important, but unfortunately most people are too lazy --- Short-term profits but long-term traps, this kind of deal is not worth it at all

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rugdoc.eth

· 12h ago

It's the same trick again... I've seen it too many times.

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