[✨ MAKE MONEY ✨] ⭐ RUGPULLING MEMECOINS ⭐

[RTX1911]

1. Creating Memecoins and Setting Up the Rug Pull

• Creating the Coin:
  Memecoins are typically created on blockchain platforms like Solana (using Raydium for liquidity) with a simple token standard. These are often ERC-20 (Ethereum-based) or SPL tokens (for Solana). To create the coin, they need to:
  • Deploy a Token Contract: Using tools like Solana's development environment (Rust or JavaScript with Solana Web3.js), they can deploy an SPL token. This is essentially the creation of a smart contract that defines the token’s properties like its name, symbol, and total supply.
    
  • Liquidity Pool Creation: Once the token contract is deployed, the rugpullers will add liquidity to Raydium (a Solana-based DEX) to allow for buying and selling of the token. Usually, they pair the newly minted coin with a more established token like USDT or SOL to make trading possible.
    
• Key Points for Rug Pulling:
  • Initial Hype: The goal is to make the coin seem appealing enough that people start buying it. This is often done by using hype tactics (memes, social media influencers, etc.).
    
  • Limited Transparency: The rugpullers often make the project look like it has solid backing by creating a fancy-looking website, a whitepaper, or social media presence to deceive people into thinking it's legit.
    
  • Scam Mechanics: The rugpullers hold a large supply of tokens, which they can sell once they create hype. After attracting buyers, they dump their supply, and the price crashes, leaving investors with worthless coins. Essentially, this is a "rug pull".
    

2. How People Buy and What Makes Memecoins Popular

• Psychological Factors: Memecoins, like Dogecoin or Shiba Inu, became successful by playing into memes and pop culture. Memecoin traders often follow trends rather than underlying value, which allows rugpullers to exploit these trends.
  
• FOMO (Fear of Missing Out): Rugpullers often rely on creating the illusion that the coin is the "next big thing." By creating hype through social media or influencers, they can cause traders to rush in without understanding the risks.
  

3. Using Dexscreener to Track Trending Coins

• Dexscreener: Dexscreener is a popular analytics platform that allows users to track tokens and coins across various DEXs. Here's how rugpullers might use it:
  • Identify Trending Coins: On Dexscreener, users can see the trading volume, price movements, and trends of various tokens on decentralized exchanges like Raydium. Rugpullers can monitor this to see which coins are getting attention, whether through organic growth or pump-and-dump activity.
    
  • Tracking Low Market Cap Coins: Memecoins often have low market caps when they first launch. Rugpullers may track coins with low liquidity but high volume spikes—these could indicate early interest, which they can exploit for the rug pull.
    
  • Trending by Price/Volume: Dexscreener also tracks price changes and volume spikes. Rugpullers often set up bots or scripts to watch these metrics to time their coin dumps once the price is pumped artificially.
    

4. Modifying the Coin’s Branding with AI (Image and Name)

• Using AI for Branding:
  • Coin Name: The name of the coin plays a big part in its success. Memecoins that align with current internet trends, memes, or viral topics tend to attract more attention. AI can help generate these names by analyzing current meme trends, pop culture, and internet slang. Tools like GPT-4 could generate names that sound catchy or humorous, which appeal to the memecoin community.
    
  • AI-Generated Imagery:
    • Logos and Artwork: Using AI tools like DALL·E or other image generation models, rugpullers can generate unique logos and art for the coin. These logos often draw from meme templates or pop culture references, making them more likely to attract attention from potential buyers.
      
    • Social Media & Marketing: Memecoins are often marketed heavily on platforms like Twitter, Telegram, and Discord. The AI-generated imagery can be used in advertisements or profiles, making the coin look legitimate and visually appealing to traders.
      

5. The Marketing and Hype Machine

• Social Media and Discord Groups: Rugpullers often create large social media presences with Twitter accounts, Discord groups, and Telegram channels. They use these platforms to push hype, get influencers to shill the coin, and create a sense of community.
  
• Artificial Scarcity & Pre-Sale: Rugpullers might hold a presale of the coin, where they sell tokens at a discount to early investors. This can create a sense of urgency, causing people to buy quickly. After the presale, they open the coin to the public on DEXs like Raydium.
  

6. The Final Pull (Rug Pull)

Once the price has been pumped and there’s enough liquidity (buyers), the rugpullers will sell their stash of coins, dumping it all on the market. The value crashes, and anyone who bought in after the pump is left with worthless tokens.

[PolloTramaOp]

GG, going to use this

[hfyourname]

Dont forget the massive time investment and that you need to be able to code in rust in order to make a smart contract