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The Ugly Side of Meme Coins: Experts’ Advice to Avoid Scams

Some of the most popular meme coins include Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), and Pepe (PEPE), and often have the tendency to blow up due to their playful nature.

Según la investigación de ZachXBT, un detective de blockchain, una dirección en particular ha lanzado 114 estafas de memecoin sólo en los últimos 45 días.

Over The Past

Over the past 1.5 months one person has created 114 meme coin scams. Each time stolen funds from the scam are sent to the exact same deposit address. These are

Not Dogecoin: Scammer Creates 114 Dodgy Meme Coins in 1.5

Tapping into the trend, a scammer created several fake coins to lure investors. According to on-chain sleuth ZachXBT, the person launched around 114 meme coin

One Address Has Allegedly Launched

One crypto scammer launched 114 dodgy memecoins in two

One of the most notorious examples of meme coin scams was revealed by on-chain analyst ZachXBT in April 2025. He exposed a scammer who created 114 meme coins within 45 days

One address has allegedly launched “114 memecoin scams” in the past 45 days alone. Memecoins are crypto tokens inspired by, and built around popular internet jokes or memes.

Crypto fraud: 114 scam token in a month - The Cryptonomist

How to Avoid Scamming Meme Coins? The Scammer Behind 114

One crypto wallet launched 114 dodgy memecoins in two months

Crypto Scammers Have Been Ramping

Crypto scammers have been ramping up the launch of spurious memecoins over the past two months, according to crypto sleuths. According to research from blockchain

Un criptomonedero lanzó 114 memecoins falsas en dos meses

Scammers are increasingly exploiting the popularity of meme coins for personal gain, leaving cryptocurrency investors vulnerable. A single individual has been identified as the brains

Twitter User Nazareamarga Or Gabriel

Buyer Beware: 114 Meme Coin Scams Uncovered By Blockchain

Meme Coins Madness: 114 Scams Exposed By Savvy Blockchain

Twitter user NazareAmarga or Gabriel Marques, allegedly launched a fraudulent meme coin aimed at deceiving legitimate Nakamigos NFT holders, stated