Learning Notes | Clones and Same-Name Coins
① Whenever a popular meme coin appears, a batch of clones with identical or similar names—or names differing by just one letter—often pops up soon after.
② On-chain, anyone can issue a token with the same name and ticker. Having the same ticker does not mean it is the same token.
③ When checking an address, looking only at the first and last few characters is not enough. A counterfeit address may be deliberately generated to match both the beginning and the end.
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① Whenever a popular meme coin appears, a batch of clones with identical or similar names—or names differing by just one letter—often pops up soon after.
② On-chain, anyone can issue a token with the same name and ticker. Having the same ticker does not mean it is the same token.
③ When checking an address, looking only at the first and last few characters is not enough. A counterfeit address may be deliberately generated to match both the beginning and the end.
$DOGE 0.08522（-0.7%）
#DOGE