Ever noticed how scammers twist "technically legal" into their defense?
That's exactly what's happening with this sketchy Solana token NPC and their so-called IP registry. They're running a playbook: set up fraudulent intellectual property claims, then hide behind "the law allows it" when called out.
Classic move—exploiting loopholes while users get rugged. Stay sharp out there.
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0xSoulless
· 12-11 18:49
Another "legally permitted" fool, this is the current crypto world—those who follow the law are actually the idiots.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12-11 18:39
I'm tired of the NPC project team's usual spiel; I've seen too many cases of exploiting legal loopholes.
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pvt_key_collector
· 12-11 18:25
No, I'm tired of this explanation. It's always "legal permission," and then the user's wallet is empty.
Ever noticed how scammers twist "technically legal" into their defense?
That's exactly what's happening with this sketchy Solana token NPC and their so-called IP registry. They're running a playbook: set up fraudulent intellectual property claims, then hide behind "the law allows it" when called out.
Classic move—exploiting loopholes while users get rugged. Stay sharp out there.