Когда слава становится оружием: анатомия обмана с мемкоином

Cobratate’s latest move is giving textbook pump-and-dump energy, and the numbers don’t lie.

The Play-by-Play

Here’s how it allegedly went down:

• The Setup: Tate’s team pre-minted tokens on pump.fun, hoarded majority supply, then waited for showtime
• The Hype: Live stream drops, Tate flexes his holdings in $DADDY and $G tokens. His 30M+ followers? They FOMO in instantly
• The Exit: Price moons → Tate dumps → everyone else gets liquidated

The Numbers Tell the Story

Take this specific token (CA: 2VVSAJ6E3wHHcMGKs9SWAr5YujQaPVSdGn2rTWZ9pump):

• Market cap hits $6M in hours (pure euphoria)
• Crashes to $50K days later (pure pain)
• Early traders? Pocketed $80K-$250K each
• Late followers? Left holding bags

This is textbook low-cap memecoin mechanics: liquidity too thin, volume too low, one whale’s exit = catastrophic collapse.

The Real Lesson

Celebrities aren’t financial advisors—they’re marketing tools with skin in the game. When someone with massive influence suddenly “discovers” a token right as their holdings are maxed out, it’s not coincidence. It’s strategy.

The pattern: Build hype → pump price → dump bags → repeat

Before you chase the next celebrity coin, ask yourself: Are they promoting it because it’s good, or because they already own most of it?

Stay skeptical. The market rewards due diligence, not blind faith.