Bitcoinist
2023-04-28 09:41:40

Meme Coins Madness: 114 Scams Exposed By Savvy Blockchain Investigators

Scammers are increasingly exploiting the popularity of meme coins for personal gain, leaving cryptocurrency investors vulnerable. A single individual has been identified as the brains behind the release of 114 questionable meme coins in just two months, according to reports. ZachXBT, along with other internet sleuths, discovered that only one person was responsible for 114 meme coin

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