The launch of VCcoins/Binance Alpha requires the team to add their own pool on BSC, and LP revenue has become a new way for the team to earn income. At the same time, monitoring and sniping VCcoins through the new pool has become a business Take the TGT that went online today as an example. The TOKYO GAMES team added 300118 USDT+3032640 TGT liquidity (pool cost of 0.099) to Pancake V3. In the same block where the team added the pool, 3-4 snipers managed to grab the chips One of the snipers, 0x710E0410a75A607950b01f873fEb388D36E8C53e (referred to as 0x71... C53e), bribed nodes with 9 BNB (paying 3 BNB each to Puissant, BlockRazor, and bloXroute) and bought 1084638 TGT at a price of 130000 USDT, almost buying 1/3 of the team's tokens, with an average price of 0.12. One minute later, 0x71... C53e sold all of the 1084638 TGT for 194380 USDT, with a net profit of 64000 USD Essentially, I think this is a normal market behavior, which is quite common in Meme Sniper. But on VCcoins, whether it's for controlling fundraising or complying with certain agreements signed with the exchange, the project team still needs to pay attention to these snips A few days ago, when Alaya AGT went live, there was an even more ruthless sniper who bought half of the chips in the team's pool. When it was launched on May 16th, the Alaya team added 458.68 WBNB+54215077 AGT to Pancake V3. A sniper: 0xc8e1AFA0f7786b756111CD81f0E24e7e89cF471a (abbreviated as 0xc8... 471a) bribed Puissant with 121.212 BNB and purchased 27217172 AGT for 398 WBNB (~26wu) in the same block of the team's pool, with an average price of about 0.0124 Of course, there were too many goods, the pool was too small, and it wasn't easy to sell. The team didn't care about the price without adding the pool, and the sniper usually didn't last long. In the end, this sniper, 0xc8... 471a, spent more than two hours selling and earned 572.8 WBNB, with a net profit of about 53.6 BNB