The Perfect Chart Scam

Ever seen a crypto chart that looks almost too good to be true? All green candles, straight upward momentum, zero red days? That might be your first red flag.

Here's how it works: scammers deploy a contract that lets you buy smoothly, but when it's time to cash out? The selling function gets blocked. You're locked in.

Meanwhile, the fraudsters whitelist their own wallets to generate fake trading volume and create the illusion of organic growth. Regular buyers see this "activity" and think they've found a diamond—until they try to exit.

The lesson? If a token's performance looks picture-perfect with zero volatility, that's often the biggest warning sign. Legitimate markets have natural fluctuations. Too much order always hides chaos underneath.

DYOR (Do Your Own Research) before connecting your wallet.