You put yourself out there

Earlier today, Twitter users noticed that Tsuzuki Inu developers have allegedly rug pulled all liquidity from its investors. Transaction history on Etherscan shows that

️ How to identify genuine cryptocurrency projects from scams

You put yourself out there as someone with lots of crypto or ties to a project, you might find yourself blindfolded in the back of a damn van. It’s happening more every day.

Recently

Recently, meme tokens such as Squid Game (SQUID) and Tsuzuki Inu, a gaming meme coin in the crypto world, have been flagged as rug pull. In terms of Tsuzuki Inu

Crypto Scam: Meme Coin Tsuzuki Inu Steals $1.1 Million From

Much like SQUID, yet another memecoin pulls off a million dollar

Developers of the Tsuzuki Inu

Developers of the Tsuzuki Inu cryptocurrency protocol have reportedly rug pulled, or maliciously abandoned the project and ran off with the investor funds. According to

The Tsuzuki Inu Coin Rug Pull: Here’s What You Can Learn From It

Another Hype Cryptocurrency Flees Along With Million Dollars

The Tsuzuki Inu coin rug

The Tsuzuki Inu coin rug pull happened just on the heels of the Squid Game token scam. Both cost investors millions of dollars.

But as if investors learnt no lessons from the Squid Game token scam, they were conned over $1,157,125 last week after developers of Tsuzuki Inu allegedly rug pulled all

Tsuzuki Inu Rug Pulls all its Liquidity from Its Project: Project

According to Twitter users

Meme Coin Flagged Rug Pull, Developers Bag Over $1M

According to Twitter users, TZKI developers illegally rug-pulled all liquidity from its investors earlier today. The ERC-20 tokens were changed into 265 wrapped Ethereum