🤖 In recent times, the world of cryptocurrency has seen the rise of meme coins such as $PEPE and $SHIB, with much of their value fueled by misleading airdrops from $TON Network. While these coins gained popularity, there’s an alarming trend emerging—$TON-related coins asking for payments under the guise of airdrops.
🤯🎯 Coins like CATS, Catizen, Rocky Rabbit, and the upcoming X-EMPIRE (with BLUM too) are prime examples of this deceptive practice. They lure investors with false promises and misleading campaigns, yet offer little to no real-world utility. Interestingly, while DOGS didn't ask for deposits and appeared to be genuine, its unfortunate connection to the TON Network casts doubt on its legitimacy.
A key case study is the $NOT coin, which started strong with a promising airdrop but turned out to be nothing more than a bait tactic. Since then, there hasn’t been a single genuine airdrop from the TON Network 💤🫠
☄️ TON’s marketing strategy revolves around manipulating airdrop enthusiasm, but the truth remains: TON-related coins have no practical value.
🚀 Besides All, overall the performance of $TON is bullish with bullish sentiments. In the near future, we will see some upward movements ⬆️
