When I saw these $9 million in transaction volume, I froze for a moment.

The GoPlus security team said there’s a high-risk fraud meme factory on the Robinhood Chain. In the past 30 days, its transaction volume has exceeded $9 million, involving hundreds of scam memes. The aggregation address now still has a bit over 56 ETH—about $148,000.

In other words, someone keeps spamming junk memes on this chain, and someone keeps buying them. The money is being consolidated from many wallets into a single address. You’re watching which coin might double; they’re watching how to pull your US dollars into their pocket.

The most important thing to be wary of in cases like this isn’t that the scammers are so smart—it’s that you’re too eager to catch the next train. The security team has already laid out the address and the transaction records. For ordinary people, the判断 is simple: if you haven’t heard of it, haven’t verified it, and it’s only being touted in chat groups, you only need to take one look—don’t use real money to test it.

It’s better to miss out than to contribute to someone else’s transaction volume.