I really can’t stand it anymore. Someone has been hacking ETH into the scammer’s wallet. Hurry up and expose it.

I first discovered the scam because my friend sent me a project Twitter link on TG. The original token was shown as $COKE on TG, but when I clicked on it, the Twitter token was $SMILE. This shows that after the original Twitter changed its name, the TG database was not complete yet. Clear, I found a trick here, you can go through TG first when playing local dogs in the future.

Next, I searched for $COKE scam and found this. The original Twitter of @ was displayed as shown in the second picture. This can be traced back to the original Twitter name: @coketokeneth. This account currently no longer exists.

Next, I searched for @coketokeneth and the following screenshot showed both coketokeneth and smilecoineth. This border town guy should be Chinese. I searched through his wallet. Fortunately, he only left his address and did not make any payment, so he was not deceived.

I continued to search for coketokeneth scam and the results are as follows: The screenshot shows that most of them occurred on May 4th, and a few occurred on May 5th.

One of the Twitter users caught my attention because while @liaruser, he also liked a big V with 112,000 followers. This means that this big V paid the scammer to retweet the project. After clicking in, I found the original tweet and the retweeted tweet. They have all been deleted, so two records are displayed. I sent a private message to this user, but there has been no reply yet. I want to reveal the scam as soon as possible and post it first.

Next, expose the project that is committing fraud. Twitter name: smilecoineth. Scammer eth address: 0xc2e678609eBa2207c2f2D0d20A080657272f1F9C. The content of the first tweet is as shown in the screenshot, and I have received 0.5, 0.1 and other eths one after another. I found that this tangtao.eth should be from our country. His name is Tang Tao, right? So far, a total of 52 people have received payment of 3.25eth, totaling 6045 US dollars.

The scammer collected a fraudulent project online on May 5th, took a day off, and started preheating the next project on May 7th. At first, he only left the address to send out airdrops to preheat. Interrupting the video, the deceived user who just sent me a private message replied to me. The original fraudulent address is: 0xaf9747394336cb0e529cf7a2ef0d639b5fbad7d8. It should be laundering money through pepe on uniswap.

The last user who was defrauded revealed that the original fraudster changed his name 6 times in order to avoid people's tracing. After the fraudster published the address to make the payment, he continued to send screenshots of the payment process.

That’s almost it. Don’t believe that any airdrop will be sent to you after the transfer. Don’t take chances. This is decentralized and cannot be recovered after the transfer. I hope that our Chinese people will be less deceived by foreigners, use their brains more, ask more questions if they don’t understand, and learn more. Next, let’s take a closer look at smilecoineth’s fraud process.