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Cryptocurrency News Articles

Cryptocurrency Project Inviting 'Rug Pull' Attracts Nearly $30,000

Apr 06, 2024 at 12:01 am

Despite explicit warnings from the creator about its impending "rug pull," a cryptocurrency called $THEPLAN has garnered almost $29,000 in pre-sale investments. The project's website unequivocally states that it is a scam and advises against purchasing it, highlighting the inherent risks and skepticism surrounding memecoins within the cryptocurrency space.

Cryptocurrency Project Inviting 'Rug Pull' Attracts Nearly $30,000

Cryptocurrency Project Explicitly Warning of 'Rug Pull' Raises Almost $30,000

In a peculiar turn of events, a cryptocurrency project that explicitly advertised itself as a "rug pull" has managed to raise nearly $29,000 from investors.

The project, known as $THEPLAN, was launched with a website that bluntly stated, "Unlike many projects in crypto, which refuse to offer financial advice, we can confidently give this financial advice: do not buy this coin, as it will go to zero."

Despite the dire warning, the project's "pre-sale" attracted investments totaling over 8.8 Ether (ETH), equivalent to approximately $29,000.

The project's creator, who has remained anonymous, expressed bewilderment at the influx of funds, repeatedly questioning why individuals would invest in a project that was openly labeled as a scam.

"How it feels when people keep sending you ETH for a coin you tell them is going to zero," the creator tweeted, along with a humorous GIF.

However, the situation took a further unexpected turn when the creator claimed to have been hacked and that the majority of the presale funds had been stolen and placed in a locked liquidity pool for a year.

"Unfortunately, we were hacked, and about 3/4 of the presale funds were stolen to be put in a LP that was then locked for a year," the creator wrote on Twitter.

The incident has sparked both amusement and skepticism within the cryptocurrency community. Some have questioned the veracity of the hacking claim, while others have expressed concern about the ethical implications of a project that openly promised to defraud investors.

The $THEPLAN episode serves as a cautionary tale for investors in the volatile world of memecoins. It highlights the importance of exercising caution and conducting thorough research before investing in any project, regardless of its stated intentions.

Experts recommend that individuals avoid investing significant amounts in memecoins, which are often speculative and have a high risk of losing value. Instead, it is advisable to allocate funds to more established cryptocurrencies or invest in other asset classes that align with individual risk tolerance and investment goals.

While the cryptocurrency market offers opportunities for potential gains, it is crucial for investors to approach it with vigilance, skepticism, and a clear understanding of the inherent risks involved.

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