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From the sudden rug to repeated liquidity farming

From the sudden rug to repeated liquidity farming. Dated original source, with context and links.

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Farming is the new #rug in memecoins:

We’re seeing scammers shift from instant rugs to farming-based scams.

But what does this mean?

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Instead of a quick rug pull, scammers now farm liquidity by repeatedly hyping the project.

They use bots and influencers to pump the price, attracting new buyers. As liquidity flows in, they systematically cash out—pumping again with buybacks, dumping, and repeating the cycle until the token is drained and worthless.....and of course a good old rug will end it.

If you see such a chart...stay away from it!👆

By the time most investors realize what’s happening, the scammers have already moved on to the next "big thing." Stay vigilant.

Trust $MASTR. A real project.

During the bloodbath, we remained relatively stable. Learn more about us and how long we've been doing this.

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Editorial context

Market cap versus the exit: a worked liquidity model →

The exit is a curve, not the last traded price
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