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Solana-Based Meme Tokens: A Playground for Scammers

Solana-Based Meme Tokens: A Playground for Scammers In the fast-moving world of cryptocurrency, Solana-based meme tokens have become a hotbed for scams. While some traders see meme tokens as a fun, speculative gamble, bad actors exploit the hype to rug pull, pump-and-dump, and drain liquidity—leaving the people holding worthless tokens.

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