Cryptocurrency Fraud and False Pumping: The Situation is Out of Control
Hello everyone,
I don’t know what you all think, but recently, the crypto space seems to be inundated with fraud and manipulation. We have witnessed an explosive growth in false pumping, sniping, and outright scams, making it increasingly difficult for ordinary investors to maintain confidence in the market.
First, let’s talk about sniping—this behavior targets a specific coin by artificially inflating its price through false or misleading information, then selling after gaining momentum, leaving unsuspecting holders in the position of holding worthless assets. This is no longer just a few bad actors. It feels like it has become a trend, and worse, platforms often fail to take timely action to stop such behavior.
Next is false pumping—using bots or paid shills to spread hype as a coordinated effort to artificially inflate the price of cryptocurrency. This has become a common strategy, especially for small-cap coins that are easily manipulated. Unfortunately, once the pumpers cash out, the price plummets, often leaving holders who entered after all the hype.
This is frustrating because it’s not just a few rogue traders. Some of the largest exchanges, influencers, and projects seem to turn a blind eye to this and even profit from such manipulation. No wonder so many new investors get burned.
I don’t know what the solution is, but I believe it starts with better regulation and more accountability. If cryptocurrency is to gain mainstream adoption and respect, we need to take a stand against such behavior. It’s time for the community to hold scammers and manipulators accountable.
Recently, I intended to ambush a potential coin ready for a big pump, doubling my investment seems quite simple, and I am also looking for some potential coins to hold until the end of the year, expecting a return of over 10 times is not a problem. If you want to keep up, watch my updates, leave a comment, follow, and like, gold. skirt
