2026-01-20 04:45:57

Interestingly, the rug pull schemes that once played out on the SOL chain are now beginning to sprout on BSC. Many traders watch this cyclical narrative and can't help but mock it—after all, that's how the crypto world is; the same stories replay across different public chains.

Some say it's too late to watch and there's no way to avoid it; others regret selling too early, feeling they missed out on the recent rally. This is the magic of on-chain trading—information gaps, timing, luck... everything tests human nature.

From SOL to BSC, the spread of rug narratives seems to tell us: no matter how many chains change, the tricks never change. Risk management still depends on oneself to stay vigilant.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-22 04:13

Here comes another one. The BSC rug pull this time is exactly the same as SOL's, truly astonishing. --- If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have listened to that wave of promotion. Now it's too late to regret. --- Information asymmetry really kills silently. One misstep and you become the last to take the hit. --- How SOL is played, BSC is played the same way. The game rules haven't changed at all. --- Those who sold early and those who held are both crying. This is the magical part of the crypto world. --- Risk management? Easy to say. When it comes to chasing gains, who still remembers to do it? --- The same script keeps looping on different chains. I'm almost tired of seeing it. --- Human weaknesses are fully exposed here—an eternal duel between greed and fear. --- Public chains change their disguises and still rug pull. I've seen through it all.

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DefiSecurityGuard

· 01-20 05:15

honestly, this is exactly why i keep saying DYOR like it's my job... saw the same exploit vectors migrate from SOL to BSC, same function call patterns, same honeypot setups. people really thought switching chains would reset the scam playbook smh

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AlgoAlchemist

· 01-20 05:08

The lesson from SOL hasn't been learned yet, and BSC is starting to repeat? Brothers, you really are generations of newbies.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 01-20 04:55

Old tricks can be repeated by switching to a different public chain. This is the fate of the crypto world. I'm really tired of seeing it.

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FlatlineTrader

· 01-20 04:55

It's the same old story again. The tricks played with SOL are now being repeated on BSC, truly incredible. Wait, if I miss out again this time, I'll just quit the scene altogether. Rug is rug, but the key is to recognize your own strength and not blame the market or the public chain. Honestly, I'm tired of this cycle. If I had looked at the K-line a bit more, it wouldn't be so disastrous. The current atmosphere on BSC feels even more chaotic than SOL was at the beginning, with all kinds of new projects flying everywhere. Information asymmetry really can kill, but the premise is that you want to survive.

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