It's a difficult question to answer, but I've discovered a dark corner—someone is secretly making $100,000 a month off you!
Four years ago, the protagonist, "Xiao Hei," explored Ethereum's CREATE2 opcode and wrote a factory contract that could pre-calculate and lock the contract deployment address. It could predict and generate specific contract addresses based on the "salt."
Four years later, Xiao Hei is frantically chasing trending topics on social media, deploying popular MEME tokens with names like $giggle, jellyjelly, and hakimi.
He discovered a brilliant "psychological loophole."
Many users, seeing "4444" at the end of the contract address, assume it's a secure MEME coin launched through the FourMeme platform, and thus trust it and lower their guard.
Even more insidious tactics:
The token contract deployed by "Xiao Hei" contains a `transferWithPermit()` method, which acts like a thief. After you purchase the tokens, it secretly transfers them to its own pocket. While you're still caught up in the FOMO (fear of missing out) that the Pixiu coin's price only rises, it quietly completes its harvest.
Xiao Hei's "Pixiu Factory" automatically harvests profits:
Token creation -> Adding liquidity -> Launching to fake active trading volume -> Pump and dump -> Unsuspecting investors take the bait -> Liquidity emptied. The process is seamless, averaging ten to thirty minutes for the harvest, then the next round begins.
In the past month or so, Xiao Hei has deployed over 700 Pixiu Ponzi schemes in this way, reaping over $100,000 in profits.
⚠️How to completely avoid becoming a profiteer of Xiao Hei's "Pixiu Factory"?
—Avoid impulsiveness, greed, haste, and wishful thinking. Before purchasing MEME tokens, carefully verify the contract address and review the risk warnings in the GoPlus Token security check!
You can check the security audit information in major DEXs, wallets, or market data software, or on the GoPlus website: 👉https://gopluslabs.io/token-security
