Quote from: mdzahed134 on March 16, 2024, 08:58:41 AM

Quote from: bithappyboy on January 01, 2024, 02:28:51 PM

$BRETT

now taken over by the community

website : https://brett.fyi/en

x : https://twitter.com/Brett_Solana

chart : https://dexscreener.com/solana/ayjpwpzvkeqn6r4r9myzkqcdzw1lwsbppuv8ns55mqvb

I checked your profile only two posted on your account, and you are promoting two meme coins MONKE & BRETT, one is ETH network and second one is SOLANA network, good trying if one project will successful. BRETT is looks very poor project so how do you compare this project with PEPE coin, firstly build your community as like you need to make a high quality website, and other social handle, then try to run a promotional campaign.

It's pretty clear that the account we're talking about was one of altcoins account owned by the creator of that sketchy meme coin. Usually, a creator would always mention their coin many times in any of their posts to lure meme coin speculators into buying their crappy scam coin. This is an old trick used by scammers who have no idea what's going on in the crypto world right now.

There are still tons of scammers who use this kind of trick, but it doesn't work anymore. It makes me wonder how dumb the scammers behind this meme coin really are. You don't even need to look too deeply to know whether the meme token is legit or not. Just take a look at the activities of the account that promoted the coin.
If the account was always promoting the tokens, then I'm pretty sure it's a scam coin. I'm not even doubting that this method is the easiest way to tell if it's a scam or not.