In a whirlwind of crypto madness, the world witnessed the unthinkable: Visa’s Facebook page hacked, a Trump-backed meme coin surging, and Solana’s dark side exposed. 🤯 Buckle up, dear readers, for a tale of digital debauchery that would make Oscar Wilde blush. 😏
Visa’s Facebook Compromised in Crypto Scam: A Signature Rug-Pull 🤑💩
Hackers, with the audacity of a Dorian Gray, infiltrated Visa’s official Facebook page and used it to promote a suspicious Solana-based token. The price of this token, dubbed “$VISA,” skyrocketed before collapsing, a classic case of a rug-pull scam. 💸💥 Alas, it seems even the mighty Visa is not immune to the crypto underworld’s trickery. 🤡
Soon all the news outlets will be talking about $VISA LMAO 🤣
— @Muscle💪👻 (@RichCashNFT) January 27, 2025
Trump Pumps FAFO BARRON’s Price: A Meme Coin Madness 🤑🤡
In a move that would make even the Cheshire Cat grin, President Donald Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, to post a picture of himself with a FAFO meme coin. 🤳 This simple act sent the Solana-based meme coin’s price soaring by a staggering 250% in just four hours. 💸 Alas, the token’s price soon came crashing down, leaving investors with nothing but a bitter taste and a lesson in the perils of meme coin mania. 😂
While the President’s promotion has piqued the interest of the masses, the FAFO meme coin’s price has plummeted, trading at a mere $0.00004161 at the time of writing. 💩 This sharp decline of 28% in just one hour is a testament to the volatility and unpredictability of the crypto world. 🎢 It seems even the highest office in the land cannot save a meme coin from the clutches of a rug-pull. 🤷♂️
Solana: A Breeding Ground for Rug-Pull Scams 🤑💩
Solana (SOL), the blockchain hailed as a top choice for AI agents, has also become a haven for rug-pull scams, thanks to its Pump.fun platform, which allows anyone to create a meme coin. 🤯 Pump.fun has faced criticism for being exploited by bad actors, leading to investor losses. 💸 In fact, reports indicate that only 0.4% of Pump.fun’s 14 million members earned over $10K in profit, leaving the majority with nothing but broken dreams and empty wallets. 😢
As if that weren’t enough, Burwick Law has announced that they are moving ahead with litigation against Pump.fun, accusing it of exploiting investors through what founder Max Burwick describes as an “evolution of multi-level marketing scams.” 🤬 Solana, it seems, has become a breeding ground for the crypto world’s most nefarious schemes. 🤡
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2025-01-27 10:13