Robinhood Chain sent 53 coins in two months and took away $18.43 million: just P, the more P, the poorer! Wazz has pulled out a professional chive cutting assembly line on RH Chain: From July 10th to September 21st, there were 53 token launches, with at least $18.43 million withdrawn. CRUMBS costs 3.12 million US dollars per order, LEGS costs 2.9 million US dollars, PINK costs 1.44 million US dollars. The funniest thing is that the DEED that triggered the entire investigation couldn't even make it into the top ten. They are no longer just simple Rug, they have basically achieved industrial production: 70-200 wallets can be bundled in advance, and more than 70% of the supply can be directly consumed upon opening; After the cut, ETH will be transferred to the funding key of the next project through the hub and hop wallet, and the next coin will continue to be issued. Wazz finally strung together all 53 projects: 45 are directly connected by fund flow, 4 are connected by the same private key, and 4 share the collector wallet. The 98 wallets of the previous project DRAFT were scanned out with 179.88 ETH within 3 seconds, and the funds were transferred all the way to DEED's funding key. After receiving the money for 16 seconds, this key starts to batch transfer ETH to 50 addresses. 40 minutes later, DEED opens, and the creator and tax-free wallet directly take 86% of the supply in the first round. You study narrative, community, and K-line in the front-end, while others study in the back-end how to cut your money from the previous one and use it to start the next one. So now I'm getting lazier and lazier about P, this new chain and new disk. If it's all a scam, just P it. The more P it gets, the poorer it gets. The market has already screened out the value coins, coin stocks, Memes, and things that truly have liquidity and funding to buy for us. You just need to choose from these pools that have already run out. The most expensive part of this round is never missing out on a 100 fold increase, it's when you work hard to find an Alpha and eventually realize that you are someone else's Alpha.