Kauman

BEWARE OF A NEW TYPE OF SCAM ON @ponsdotfamily There appears to be a new playbook being used by people like Goku aka Guru > @GuruMode_ 1. Find an old token that no longer has an active owner, but still has a community and traders who genuinely want to keep the project alive. 2. Take over the project and push a CTO (community takeover). 3. Convince the community to migrate the project to Pons. 4. During the migration, allegedly snipe their own new token and use extremely high fees to accumulate a huge allocation during the initial launch. 5. Dump into the market. 6. Then blame the “snipers” for ruining the launch and claim they were exhausted and had nothing to do with it. The screenshots below show the situation around 4663 and the aftermath. If this is the playbook being used, the community needs to be aware of it. Don't blindly trust someone just because they present themselves as the person “saving” a dead project. A special thanks to @MEADGod, @mevcel, @luvvpilled and @mapi0x for your invaluable contribution to creating the rug, killing two tokens at once, and taking traders’ money along the way. Couldn’t have done it without you. ❤️

My pool finally showed up, and I discovered some amazing news. Apparently, the position was created at a completely wrong/outdated price even though the market wasn’t volatile at the time. So my 1 ETH instantly turned into ~0.25 ETH. Absolutely incredible work from the fucking idiots at @Uniswap. First the position disappears from the UI, then when it finally shows up, I find out ~75% of my money got nuked instantly because the pool was created at the wrong price. Great fucking product. xitter.cf/kauman0/status/2098031…

What the actual fuck, @Uniswap? I successfully created a V4 liquidity position and deposited 1 ETH into it. The transaction succeeded on-chain — but the position is now fucking missing. It doesn’t show up under My Positions, and I can’t even find it manually through the UI. Where the fuck is my 1 ETH? The transaction succeeded. The funds left my wallet. Yet your interface acts like the position doesn’t exist. This is absolutely unacceptable UX for a protocol handling billions of dollars. Fix your fucking interface and tell me how I’m supposed to access my position. Position: app.uniswap.org/positions/v4… TX: rh-scan.com/tx/0x7341e05d0fa…

Coinbase Merchant is absolute fucking garbage. You connect a wallet — it doesn’t even clearly tell you which wallet/account it connected to. It says there’s no balance — WHERE? Connect an EVM wallet with USDC — it still can’t see the balance. On which network is it even checking? Nobody fucking knows, despite USDC existing across a dozen networks. The UX gives you basically zero useful information to understand what wallet, chain, or balance it expects you to use. This is genuinely embarrassing for a company the size of @coinbase. Please either fix this broken shit or shut it down so the services I use stop integrating this dysfunctional garbage as a payment option.

I genuinely don’t understand a lot of traders on Robinhood Chain. You’ll buy and push obvious rug projects to $5–6M on day one — projects whose X accounts existed for literally two days before launching a token — while completely ignoring projects like @pfwafun, built in public by a real person who actually keeps shipping. I’d at least try to help protect traders from rugs because I have strong tools for detecting them and years of experience doing this. But I’m not even allowed to post theses on @fomo — even when I literally buy a scam token myself just so I can post a thesis warning everyone else that it’s a scam. We’re rewarding rugs and ignoring builders. Make it make sense.

I spoke with @pfwafun about what happened with my trade. They explained that PFWA uses a different mechanism from Polymarket and Kalshi, which is why I ended up losing money despite picking the winning outcome. I suggested that the UI should never let a trader unknowingly enter a position that is mathematically unprofitable even if they win. The order screen should clearly warn you before executing such a trade — and they’re now going to implement that. They also offered to compensate me for my losses, but I declined. First, I made those trades myself, even though my intention was to support the platform. Second, I’d honestly feel uncomfortable taking compensation for it. If I knew a reputable charity off the top of my head, I would’ve asked them to send it there instead. I’m a $PFWA holder myself. I want the token and the platform to succeed. After talking to the team, I’m glad to know they want the same thing — they listened, explained what happened, took the feedback seriously, and are fixing it. Keep building.

How the fuck did I WIN and somehow end up with LESS ETH than I put in? @pfwafun @MiracleOtugo I bought YES 3 times for 0.1 ETH each — 0.3 ETH total. The market resolved YES. I WON. And now my estimated claim is ~0.2181 ETH. What kind of braindead prediction market math is this? How the fuck does the winning side lose money AFTER WINNING? Explain this.

I'm giving you one last piece of advice, @MEADGod. Simplicity = success. We don't need SPCX/SHITZ/BADBOY pairs. We don't need your V4 smart hooks. What we need is simple: stop letting creators pre-buy huge amounts. Cap it at 0.02 ETH, or better yet, don't allow creator pre-buys at all. Make launches fair so creators can't instantly rug your traders. Then top traders and snipers will quickly identify the projects worth buying and bring real volume. Good tokens will naturally become liquid, while low-quality projects will stop being created because they won't be profitable anymore. It's really that simple.

Oh, @ponsdotfamily, nobody wants to trade your V4 shit. But whyyyyy? 🤔 xitter.cf/kauman0/status/2084751…

I use zerion. @lemondotfun. what should i do?

The greedy idiot @MEADGod allowed custom fee BPS up to 10%, and now farmers are mass-launching complete garbage. The creator buy is sent as a separate transaction, making it even easier to abuse. I don't even want to look for exploits in your broken hooks or steal money. The devs at @ponsdotfamily just don't understand that simplicity = success. Instead, they're copying pointless anti-sniper gimmicks from Bankr and Clanker. It's all useless overengineered bullshit. Pons is going to die. Mark my words. I'm moving on to other launchpads on Robinhood Chain that use Uniswap V3.

I have this gut feeling that the right move is to just buy $FEFER and do nothing for a while. Maybe a few weeks. It feels like something big is about to happen.

1 fefer:native 2 Plans What I can tell you is that the whales who bought $10k, $15k, and $25k yesterday haven't sold. They're still holding at a loss. They simply let the scared jeeters exit and sell them their tokens cheaper. My guess is that those whales may return today through fresh wallets and accumulate at lower prices. Once the whales have accumulated enough and all the panic sellers are gone, we could finally send this to the moon. If you're scared, sell now.

That's the second whale already, and it's even bigger. $FEFER is going to commit generational crimes. Buy or regret.

A fresh whale with no prior trading history (checked via BasedBot) just bought $14,000 worth of $FEFER right where the Supertrend support was about to break. I'm starting to think this might be the @Stable support we've been asking for. If the Supertrend holds, it points to ~$10M MC by the end of today (UTC) and potentially up to $80M by August 2nd. DYOR. Wallet: 0x905a55501d7c4490978781df509bd63d51877d53

The real Tether founders could spend just 1% of one month's salary buying $FEFER and send it so high we'd be screaming about it across Twitter for the next three weeks. Sounds like a pretty good marketing investment for @stable if you ask me. Think about it.

We're still following the $CASHCAT pattern. The only real difference is that $FEFER had a deeper correction, which makes sense because it didn't have the same accumulation range that $CASHCAT had. That's why $CASHCAT's pullback was much smaller. Based on the chart, we're at a potential trend inflection point. Either we start seeing signs of steady buying from large players, or this thesis falls apart.

Pump my bags, or this shit is coming for you.