This is not your typical case, by the way. Not every rug we alert will involve or require this much research. That wouldn’t be scalable.
Given how popular this token was — how many people they had conned — it required significant proof. That is below. 👇 (warning: it’s dense)
Here’s Russ just earlier this year, to an audience of thousands of investors after the third major milestone gaffe:
1. The project is entirely funded out of “the linings of our own pockets” 2. It’s” not as if they have $10 Million to [spend]” 3. They don’t have revenue
Cont 👇
Truthfully they had cashed out of investor’s liquidity OVER $100 Million. A few times over.
Initial project “investment” that was put up as launch liquidity? ~$16,000 USD worth.
This is just a small portion of one dev wallet’s earnings.
I gets much worse.
The source of all those tokens they were dumping off (thus “slowly rugging” liquidity from the pool)?
Airdrops from the deployer. Never paid for (as if that would make this any better). Report 👇
There was a history of rug pulls from the same deployer prior. This is the same deployer who is moving the Liquidity from V1 to V2, and is involved in the project today — according to @Saitamaguru1 himself.