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Keçən il Cardano'nu xatırlayırsınız?
2024-cü ilin ikinci yarısında Cardano-nun zəiflədiyini və uzun müddət zəif qaldığını necə xatırlayırsınız? Hər şey necə başa çatdı? Həqiqətən də çox güclü bir bullish dalğası ilə başa çatdı.
Aşağı düşmə fazasından sonra, Cardano ən güclü hərəkət edən cütlərdən biri oldu.
Eynisi POLUSDT ilə bu gələcək dövrdə də baş verə bilər.

Aşağıdakılar Notcoin (NOT) üçün də doğrudur.
Aşağı düşdükcə, doğru zamanda daha da güclənir.
Bu cüt hazırda kütləvi şəkildə qanaxır, lakin bu narahatlıq üçün bir səbəb olmamalıdır. Bazar dövrlərdə hərəkət edir və bu dövrlər daxilində dalğalarımız var.

According to BlockBeats, on September 12, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed during a technology discussion organized by Goldman Sachs that there is strong demand for the latest generation of Blackwell chips. Nvidia plans to expand production in the fourth quarter to meet this demand.

Huang emphasized that the demand for Blackwell chips is overwhelming, with all companies eager to be the first to acquire them and maximize their production capacity. He highlighted Nvidia's advantages in algorithm optimization and architectural consistency, which significantly enhance customers' total cost of ownership and competitiveness.

Huang also predicted that the pace of innovation in the AI computing field will continue to accelerate. By developing a variety of chip and technology combinations, Nvidia aims to achieve substantial performance improvements every two years, maintaining its leadership position in the market.

According to Odaily, blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain reported that DWF Labs received 10 million FET tokens from the Fetch Foundation approximately one hour ago. The transaction is valued at around $11.8 million.

According to BlockBeats, on August 26, the Memeland team announced on their social platform that they have used treasury funds to purchase $1 million worth of TON on the open market. The team plans to hold these assets until Durov is released.

Previously, it was reported that DWF Labs founder and Zhu Su have adopted similar methods to support Durov.

Solana's PumpFun has been making headlines lately, especially with its innovative platform, SunPump. But behind the scenes, a more sinister narrative is unfolding—one that even seasoned traders might find hard to believe. In this article, we'll reveal a method scammers use to extract over $150,000 daily from PumpFun, a tactic that’s both highly effective and difficult to detect.

The Rise of PumpFun
Launched in January 2024, PumpFun quickly became a popular platform on Solana, enabling users to create and trade memecoins with just a few clicks. Its rapid adoption has resulted in nearly $6.3 million in revenue in just the past week, outpacing established projects like Solana’s layer 1 network, Aave, and MakerDAO. Despite its success, PumpFun’s dark side has become increasingly apparent, with only 1.4% of tokens surpassing the $60,000 market cap and getting listed on Raydium, according to Dune Analytics.

The Anatomy of a Scam
PumpFun, like many other platforms in the meme coin industry, is a haven for scammers who exploit the platform’s vulnerabilities to pull off sophisticated rug pulls. Here’s how they do it:

Step 1: Launching and Inflating
The scam begins with the launch of a new token by a deployer using a brand-new wallet with no transaction history. This wallet is typically funded through centralized exchanges or mixers, making it difficult to trace. The scammer then uses dozens, eventually hundreds, of wallets funded through privacy-focused tools like Elusiv or Solnado. These wallets appear legitimate, creating the illusion of genuine buyers on PumpFun.

Step 2: Deceiving Bubblemaps
Scammers go to great lengths to deceive Bubblemaps, a popular tool for identifying connections between wallets. By using multiple wallets and avoiding suspicious links, the token appears ordinary on Bubblemaps, with no red flags or large supply concentrated in a single wallet.
Step 3: Hyping and Inflating Volume
Once the token gains some traction, scammers manipulate trading volume to inflate its market cap. They achieve this by executing wash trades—trades made by the same entity using different wallets—to create artificial volume. With the token now trending on platforms like DEX Screener, scammers pay influencers to promote it, further boosting its credibility.

Step 4: The Rug Pull
With the token’s market cap artificially inflated, scammers consolidate the entire supply into one wallet and execute a massive sell-off. This rug pull extracts far more value than was initially invested in influencers and fake trades, leaving unsuspecting traders with worthless tokens.

How to Spot a Rug Pull: A Cheat Sheet
Detecting these scams requires vigilance and an understanding of the telltale signs. Here are some red flags to watch out for:
- 🚩 Limited Activity: If the PumpFun page shows little to no activity, and the comments section seems botted, it's a red flag.
- 🚩 Suspicious Wallets: Many buyers will have no prior interactions with PumpFun—no likes, no followers, no coins held.
- 🚩 Wash Trading: Constant wash trading with identical amounts is a common tactic used to inflate volume.
- 🚩 New Wallets: The majority of buyers’ wallets are often funded from unknown centralized exchanges or mixers the same day the coin was deployed, with their first transaction being with that coin.
Conclusion
While SunPump and PumpFun offer significant opportunities in the Solana ecosystem, they also present risks, especially for those who fail to conduct thorough research. The methods described here showcase the lengths to which scammers will go to exploit the platform’s features. As always, DYOR (Do Your Own Research) is essential to navigate this rapidly evolving landscape safely.