that doesn't really mean a lot. Like who else is going to pay for the listing. Binance doens't just take anyone for a fee, otherwise there'd be hundreds of thousands of tokens on there
you think these exchanges give a shit whether they list a scam or not? what a noob
[...] >Nobody talked about doge for years
no, they talked about it, usually as an example of something to avoid, when this space still had some semblance of credibility. Now it's a complete joke, good luck playing the animal, dog shit, meme coin, shit coin lottery.
can you name a meme token that's rugged or scammed on Binance ?
Binance list everything that passes their security test, pays for listing and provides the liquidity to run the washtrading engine. If it doesn't draw customers they delist again.
>passes their security test
yeah that's why it's most likely not a scam
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
It's an erc-20 token with nothing but a stolen and astroturfed brand. If you think that isn't a scam, congrats you are an idiot and likely believes that fiat isn't a scam neither
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
so meme tokens can only be created by the person who originally created the meme ? And if they're not then regardless of what they do they are automatically a scam even if they don't scam anyone ?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
You are too retarded and it's people like you that made new liberal Fascism of banking cartels possible you are a lazy thinker and have no idea what is at stake. Thank god or whatever metaphysical greater being that you don't count and pow and btc doesn't need you. So keep getting scammed running after fiat money letting yourself enslave be jpm hegemons
https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/delisting?c=161&navId=161
Binance conveniently record all of their delistings. Take a look for yourself.
Their security measures simply cover their own asses; not their users. It's very hard to rugpull a coin once it's listed on binance because generally they require a large liquidity sum to list. Lots of coins have been exploited post-listing and subsequently been delisted, however.
>Their security measures simply cover their own asses; not their users
binance was hacked in 2019 for 7000 BTC and they replaced the whole lot from their own money in the SAFU fund they have. CZ was live on twitter talking to people and answering questions at the time. >It's very hard to rugpull a coin once it's listed on binance because generally they require a large liquidity sum to list
that's exactly my point. The accusation was that the token was created by "scam devs". How are they going to scam when their liquidity is all burned or locked ? They burned all the liquidity on the first day on ethereum and renounced the contract etc.
A coin being delisted doesn't mean it's a scam, they could have simply run out of money for development and had to cease operations. Or the public just lost interest in them and so on. If binance was super greedy and was only in it for scamming money out of people then wouldn't they basically never delist a coin ? 3 coins from your announcements list were delisted because they no longer met requirements. Binance didn't tell the project owners beforehand so those owners wouldn't dump on all the customers too
https://www.bsc.news/post/why-did-binance-delist-autofarm-kepple-neblio-tokens
I don't even own any of this coin. I've just been following it a bit. Maybe it will end up a scam, i don't know, i just can't understand why people call everything a scam when no scam has occurred, because if you use that logic then every single thing in the world involving money might as well be a scam.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
The dev is a scammer and should be jailed and beheaded for astroturfing and ip stealing. I hope for him he stays anon else he might get stabbed one day for being a scammer. And if its a frenchie he is as good as dead
People like him are the useful idiots of central bankers and deserve nothing less than extermination
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
I don't beleive you care that much about copyright. The creator of pepe didn't like pepe being posted on LULZ, but LULZ allows it, and you're here on LULZ surrounded by pepes and probably couldn't care less. If the creator doesn't like the coin using his meme then he can ask for a licencing fee, like he did with infowars a few years ago
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
You are right I don't give two shits about IPs, but I care enough about sovereignty to kill useful idiots for the banking cartel that scam idiots
>binance doesn't take anyone for a fee
Au contraire, it's just that the fee is too high for the worst poopoo scams. That's why they came up with BSC, to funnel all the small ponzis into their BNB markets eventually.
you think these exchanges give a shit whether they list a scam or not? what a noob
Nobody talked about doge for years and it came out of nowhere and BRUTALLY MOGGED the % gains Bitcoin did
No shit, if I had put my Bitcoin into Dogecoin in 2020 I would have made like 50X more than what my Bitcoin made me
>Nobody talked about doge for years
no, they talked about it, usually as an example of something to avoid, when this space still had some semblance of credibility. Now it's a complete joke, good luck playing the animal, dog shit, meme coin, shit coin lottery.
crypto hasn't peaked in price, but it's likely peaked or is close to peaking in retail inflow interest in the next cycle, with slower growth from here on out.
you can only get so rich betting on old alts, you have to create new ones, and meme coins/nfts are just too easy to get people to buy. everyone that's been on the internet for more than a month understands memes.
the only problem is nobody wants to buy old memes, which is why you bought pepe instead of doge or any of the old memes over the past decade.
you're now holding an old meme.
they all learn eventually, or turn into eth/link/xrp/avax/sol/ada maxis that can't stop talking about coins higher up than them on cmc.
Doge was considered literally the textbook dead shitcoin until Elon Musk mentioned it and retail made it a top 10 instead of putting that money in literally anything else (including just buying BTC)
Real cryptos take time to grow. Crypto is evolving and anons are identifying legit ones, especially those built for decentralized IDs, assets, and rights
because the scam devs that are behind realized that it was retarded to astroturf a LULZ meme
how is it on binance if it's a scam?
Because the devs or financiers paid for the listing fee
that doesn't really mean a lot. Like who else is going to pay for the listing. Binance doens't just take anyone for a fee, otherwise there'd be hundreds of thousands of tokens on there
can you name a meme token that's rugged or scammed on Binance ?
Binance list everything that passes their security test, pays for listing and provides the liquidity to run the washtrading engine. If it doesn't draw customers they delist again.
>passes their security test
yeah that's why it's most likely not a scam
It's an erc-20 token with nothing but a stolen and astroturfed brand. If you think that isn't a scam, congrats you are an idiot and likely believes that fiat isn't a scam neither
so meme tokens can only be created by the person who originally created the meme ? And if they're not then regardless of what they do they are automatically a scam even if they don't scam anyone ?
You are too retarded and it's people like you that made new liberal Fascism of banking cartels possible you are a lazy thinker and have no idea what is at stake. Thank god or whatever metaphysical greater being that you don't count and pow and btc doesn't need you. So keep getting scammed running after fiat money letting yourself enslave be jpm hegemons
https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/delisting?c=161&navId=161
Binance conveniently record all of their delistings. Take a look for yourself.
Their security measures simply cover their own asses; not their users. It's very hard to rugpull a coin once it's listed on binance because generally they require a large liquidity sum to list. Lots of coins have been exploited post-listing and subsequently been delisted, however.
>Their security measures simply cover their own asses; not their users
binance was hacked in 2019 for 7000 BTC and they replaced the whole lot from their own money in the SAFU fund they have. CZ was live on twitter talking to people and answering questions at the time.
>It's very hard to rugpull a coin once it's listed on binance because generally they require a large liquidity sum to list
that's exactly my point. The accusation was that the token was created by "scam devs". How are they going to scam when their liquidity is all burned or locked ? They burned all the liquidity on the first day on ethereum and renounced the contract etc.
A coin being delisted doesn't mean it's a scam, they could have simply run out of money for development and had to cease operations. Or the public just lost interest in them and so on. If binance was super greedy and was only in it for scamming money out of people then wouldn't they basically never delist a coin ? 3 coins from your announcements list were delisted because they no longer met requirements. Binance didn't tell the project owners beforehand so those owners wouldn't dump on all the customers too
https://www.bsc.news/post/why-did-binance-delist-autofarm-kepple-neblio-tokens
I don't even own any of this coin. I've just been following it a bit. Maybe it will end up a scam, i don't know, i just can't understand why people call everything a scam when no scam has occurred, because if you use that logic then every single thing in the world involving money might as well be a scam.
The dev is a scammer and should be jailed and beheaded for astroturfing and ip stealing. I hope for him he stays anon else he might get stabbed one day for being a scammer. And if its a frenchie he is as good as dead
People like him are the useful idiots of central bankers and deserve nothing less than extermination
I don't beleive you care that much about copyright. The creator of pepe didn't like pepe being posted on LULZ, but LULZ allows it, and you're here on LULZ surrounded by pepes and probably couldn't care less. If the creator doesn't like the coin using his meme then he can ask for a licencing fee, like he did with infowars a few years ago
You are right I don't give two shits about IPs, but I care enough about sovereignty to kill useful idiots for the banking cartel that scam idiots
>binance doesn't take anyone for a fee
Au contraire, it's just that the fee is too high for the worst poopoo scams. That's why they came up with BSC, to funnel all the small ponzis into their BNB markets eventually.
you think these exchanges give a shit whether they list a scam or not? what a noob
>Nobody talked about doge for years
no, they talked about it, usually as an example of something to avoid, when this space still had some semblance of credibility. Now it's a complete joke, good luck playing the animal, dog shit, meme coin, shit coin lottery.
>how is it on binance if it's a scam?
hope you learned something, alts are all scams, all of them, buy btc
why nobody talk about <insert previous pump/dump>
100K is fud. Holy shit. If John could see that
You mean that guy that launched scam coins and then exit scammed from life? Yeah let's resurrect him so I can spit on him.
crypto hasn't peaked in price, but it's likely peaked or is close to peaking in retail inflow interest in the next cycle, with slower growth from here on out.
you can only get so rich betting on old alts, you have to create new ones, and meme coins/nfts are just too easy to get people to buy. everyone that's been on the internet for more than a month understands memes.
the only problem is nobody wants to buy old memes, which is why you bought pepe instead of doge or any of the old memes over the past decade.
you're now holding an old meme.
they all learn eventually, or turn into eth/link/xrp/avax/sol/ada maxis that can't stop talking about coins higher up than them on cmc.
>Did we get played by the pajeet shills?
kek maybe you did
Pretty sure the homosexual is French, not Jeet.
> either way, outta my way naggers!
How many 4chin themed coins do you think where created?
How many 4chin themed coins are currently relevant?
Answer those 2 questions and you will get your answer
>Asukacoin
>2023
I am forgotten
Nobody talked about doge for years and it came out of nowhere and BRUTALLY MOGGED the % gains Bitcoin did
No shit, if I had put my Bitcoin into Dogecoin in 2020 I would have made like 50X more than what my Bitcoin made me
Doge was considered literally the textbook dead shitcoin until Elon Musk mentioned it and retail made it a top 10 instead of putting that money in literally anything else (including just buying BTC)
yeah illiquid alts pump more when one of the richest people in the world starts pump and dumping it.
but now doge is a has-pumped alt and will just give all those gains against btc back over the next 4-8 years like they all do.
it's call a pump and dump now you're in the dump phase
Precisely. Been sticking with cryptos that connect web2 IDs with web3, but I switch to memecoins once a while
It's still frequently in popular coins on DEXtools. It's in accumulation now, just hodl for next bullrun.
Real cryptos take time to grow. Crypto is evolving and anons are identifying legit ones, especially those built for decentralized IDs, assets, and rights
Dumped and moved some gains to ORE and DASH
I moved to RAIL and XMR
>Did we get played by the pajeet shills?
try Blackrock lol
Sustainable cryptos are the only way, why don't anons get this. ZK-Snark privacy tokens are doing the rounds
We need $2M to move 2% points in either directions. It's hard to move unless some richboi triggers a run
>Did we get played by the pajeet shills?
thank you sir
mainnet released. I'm not sure if this token is run by the same people though
i'm fairly convinced you don't understand what the word scam means
Yes. It means giving power to fascists and other collectivist slavers for a handful of ious
pepe was a scam fren
> nevergibupfren eth limo
will free us all at last