Quote from: delfastTions on Today at 06:48:33 PM

Absolutely right.
You should always be very careful and cautious about tokens that are created by someone unknown and exploit well-known or widely used brands. Creating such a token on Solana is quite simple and, by the way, costs very little. Then the tokens can be listed on the DEX, which is also not very difficult. But the transition to CEX is already expensive and leads to verification of the project itself for potential fraud and a possible verification of the project’s authors. Here it is hardly possible to unprincipledly and brazenly deceive casino users and other naive players.

It looks like the scamming trend today is about creating tokens of reputable and popular casino platforms. I also read on other casino announcement thread that scammers are making a casino token under their name and selling them to the public. I hate to admit that I also think that decentralized systems is a haven for scammers since they can freely do these scamming things in the open.

Quote from: l3pox on July 18, 2024, 06:28:11 PM

the best way is probably ignore it and don't buy it
and ask the indexing services to stop indexing it if possible.

And the casino should publish an announcement denying those scam tokens and warn people that these tokens are not related to them. Publishing this kind of announce on their landing page will greatly help people to avoid the scam since those who will verify the token will surely visit the platform for certain announcement and tokenomics of the said token.