I initially wanted to follow the trend of projects claiming to be "far ahead," but the AI risk analysis immediately triggered an alert—so I decisively cut my losses.
A developer's operation method over the past 48 hours is worth noting: continuously releasing 3 to 5 on-chain projects, each with a lifespan of less than 2 hours. This is a typical "chain reaction" scheme—quickly harvesting and then fleeing.
From on-chain data, the operation records of wallet 0x9d07e8a189354e9737fb52dc6499553c5d8e4444( show that this short cycle, high-frequency project rotation pattern is essentially a carefully designed scam process. The project team doesn't even intend to maintain operations; it's just about draining funds in the shortest possible time.
In the 2026 market, this kind of "chain reaction" scheme is becoming more covert. Retail investors are easily driven by FOMO, often ignoring the most basic risk signals. It is recommended that everyone check the project's on-chain footprint before chasing hot trends—wallet addresses that launch quickly and harvest rapidly are often the vulnerabilities of scams.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 22h ago
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Truly far ahead, leading the way to harvest retail investors.
5 consecutive schemes in 48 hours? This guy's efficiency is insane—really treating us like ATMs.
AI has started issuing warnings, and we're still debating when to get in. Gotta change this mindset.
2 hours of survival time—the project team really doesn't want to pretend anymore.
Check the on-chain data and it's instantly exposed, yet people still FOMO in anyway. What can you say.
The wallet addresses doing the quick harvest are the red flags? So why are so many people still hitting landmines?
The moment you cut losses, you realize what true damage control means—beats losing 50% later.
With the scheme patterns this obvious, we still have to check on-chain data ourselves to dodge it?
Retail investors' destiny is to get harvested, but at least don't get hit with consecutive schemes.
This playbook shows up every year—just a fresh batch of retail investors to exit scam every year.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 22h ago
Ah, another 48-hour continuous cycle, really one trick after another.
Just look at the on-chain data—a 2-hour cycle? Pass directly, my IQ isn't worth that.
FOMO kills retail investors; you still need to check wallet history, everyone.
Leading far ahead? Leading in what? First, go ahead and cut the leeks.
Quick stop-loss, survive longer—I've learned my lesson this time.
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Frontrunner
· 22h ago
In 48 hours, five pumps in a row, this guy is just openly cutting losses.
Chain pumps are really becoming more and more rampant. FOMO feels good for a moment but ends up burning everything.
That wallet address is worth marking. Next time you see similar moves, just pass.
Stop-loss is the right move. People who aren't greedy are still alive.
Run in 2 hours? This move is very clear to see.
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PumpDoctrine
· 22h ago
5 projects in 48 hours? This isn't a Ponzi scheme, it's a continuous scam.
Set your stop-losses, it's time to wake up, everyone.
The projects that disappeared in two hours, what are you still chasing?
I initially wanted to follow the trend of projects claiming to be "far ahead," but the AI risk analysis immediately triggered an alert—so I decisively cut my losses.
A developer's operation method over the past 48 hours is worth noting: continuously releasing 3 to 5 on-chain projects, each with a lifespan of less than 2 hours. This is a typical "chain reaction" scheme—quickly harvesting and then fleeing.
From on-chain data, the operation records of wallet 0x9d07e8a189354e9737fb52dc6499553c5d8e4444( show that this short cycle, high-frequency project rotation pattern is essentially a carefully designed scam process. The project team doesn't even intend to maintain operations; it's just about draining funds in the shortest possible time.
In the 2026 market, this kind of "chain reaction" scheme is becoming more covert. Retail investors are easily driven by FOMO, often ignoring the most basic risk signals. It is recommended that everyone check the project's on-chain footprint before chasing hot trends—wallet addresses that launch quickly and harvest rapidly are often the vulnerabilities of scams.