😱 Scary—can you do it like this?

The token creator uses a contract to forcibly transfer
CZ address doesn’t actively destroy the “Bull Comes” token

According to Arkham data on August 16, around 16:15 today, CZ’s publicly donated address has shown three consecutive token-destruction transactions. These include 4,444 units of the Meme token “Bull Comes” (contract address starts with 0xD043B6, which is the same-named token as the “Bull Comes” that market hype has associated with a contract starting with 0xbee), 4,444 units of the Meme coin MarsCoin, and 4,444 units of “Binance Life.”

Upon verification of the three destruction transactions, the 4,444 units of the Meme token “Bull Comes” were not actively destroyed by CZ. The transaction initiator was the token creator themselves (0xcf86..383). The creator deployed the contract, set privileged authorization, minted 1 billion tokens to their own address, then proactively transferred about 800 million tokens to the CZ address. After that, they used transferFrom to forcibly withdraw 4,444 tokens from the CZ address to a burn/dark hole address, thereby simulating CZ’s destruction. During this period, the CZ address had no authorization for that token or for the initiator.

This tactic is far from uncommon. Previously, in 2025, the CAAB token project team transferred 80% of the supply directly to CZ’s donation address, promoting “CZ holdings.” The market value briefly surged to a false high, misleading investors. The SHORT token sent 99.9% of its supply to CZ; after CZ “cleared” (burned) it, it instead triggered a short-term blow-up. The project team then used the opportunity to sell off.