Rug Pull scammers are evolving their tactics. They're now timing their exit schemes more strategically during volatile market cycles when liquidity surges and investor attention scatters. The sophistication is increasing — cookie-cutter patterns no longer work for detection. Looks like we'll need sharper on-chain analytics and more granular filtering mechanisms to stay ahead of these schemes.
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APY追逐者
· 8h ago
The old scammers are also starting to play psychological warfare, haha
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MidnightSeller
· 8h ago
These scammers are getting more and more cunning. They take the opportunity to run away during market fluctuations. It's so frustrating.
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fren.eth
· 8h ago
Wow, these scammers are now playing psychological warfare.
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BoredRiceBall
· 8h ago
Rug pull scams are getting more and more ruthless, and these people are in perfect sync with the market.
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AirdropHuntress
· 8h ago
After investigation and analysis, this wave of rug pulls has indeed become smarter... choosing timing to manipulate volatility, escaping during high liquidity periods, and the retail investors are once again distracted. Data shows that the escape cycles of such projects are becoming increasingly unpredictable, and cookie-cutter detection methods simply can't handle it. By monitoring the historical operations of these several wallet addresses, clues can be seen—but frankly, relying solely on on-chain data may no longer be sufficient; filtering logic needs to be updated.
Rug Pull scammers are evolving their tactics. They're now timing their exit schemes more strategically during volatile market cycles when liquidity surges and investor attention scatters. The sophistication is increasing — cookie-cutter patterns no longer work for detection. Looks like we'll need sharper on-chain analytics and more granular filtering mechanisms to stay ahead of these schemes.