Here's how scammers operate and ways to protect yourself.

How to spot a SCAM vs GEM



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Every memecoin trader has been tricked by scam tokens at least once, and I’m no different.

Sadly, there are dishonest developers and CTOs out there.

Even if you’re just starting and have only theoretical knowledge, chances are you’ll fall for a rug pull eventually.



When hunting for the next moonshot, high trading volumes often grab attention, even with small market caps—it’s what triggers FOMO.

But how can you avoid bad trades? Start by checking trading volume and the number of holders.

Everyone uses tools like @dexscreener for token metrics.

If there’s no trading volume, there’s no point in deeper analysis—it’s the first sign of promise.

These steps help spot hidden gems before others ape in!



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Explore Smart Trader data, wallet tracking, and sniper activity monitoring.

Make sure to see if the token you’re analyzing has any sniper involvement—this is an important



Start with an important step to eliminate 99% of tokens: @InsightXnetwork.

This tool uses advanced bubble maps to help you check tokens.

Simply enter the contract address (CA) and look at how holders interact. It’s an easy way to catch suspicious activity early.



Scammers use bots or shady services to make their tokens look legitimate.

In the video, you’ll see how scammers can buy trading volume and holders directly from a site.

It’s surprising how cheap and easy it is to make a token look active.

Maybe this was meant for legitimate developers, but scammers abuse it.

High volume doesn’t always mean legitimacy—it’s often just for show!



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Start by examining the token’s overall security rating to spot any significant warning signs.

Be cautious about mint authority or liquidity that isn’t locked—they can be deceptive.

Watch out for issues like honeypots or shady deployer activity.



One last piece of advice: Don’t base your decisions only on basic metrics.

Numbers like volume and holder stats can be manipulated.

Go deeper—evaluate the team, inspect the code, and look for clear signs of transparency. If something seems rushed or suspicious, it’s safer to stay away.



That's a wrap for now!


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