SOLANA's encryption token was advertised as a VISA official Facebook account on January 27, 2025, but MEME COIN FAFO BARRON, which is based in Solana a few hours after President Donald Trump posted a photo, is over 250 %. I shot.
VISA's Facebook compromised on Crypto Scam
On January 27, the hacker infringed on the official Facebook page of the visa with a cyber attack and used it to promote suspected Solana -based token trading under the ticker $ visa. The token price rose sharply before collapsing. This is the signature of the rugpur fraud.
Rag Par is a fraud that a token developer suddenly sells its own and collapses the price of tokens. It shows a tendency for corporate social media accounts to be led to promote the crypto scheme of fraud.
Trump raises the price of Fafo Baron:
On January 27, President Donald Trump posted a photo with Fafo Memcoin on Truth Social, a social media platform.
Meme Coin was created in pump.fun, created in Solana's Meme Coin Launching Platform, and named after Barron, the youngest of the president. In the token, the market capitalization rose rapidly and reached more than $ 148,000 in that time according to Coinmarketcap.
There are people who are interested in Fafo in the promotion of the president, but the prices of Meme Coin have begun to fall and are trading at $ 0.00004161 at the time of writing. This is a rapid decrease of 28 % in just one hour. This is the day when another code named “Baron” was released in Solana on January 20 and then President Trump became the 47th US President. However, the baronken immediately deducted $ 1 million to the rug.
SOLANA: The biggest option for rug -pull scams
SOLANA (SOL) is certified as one of the biggest options of AI agents, but can also have a PUMP.Fun HOMES HOUSES COMPUN.
Pump.fun faced an investor's loss, facing a criticism of being exploited by a bad actor to launch a fraudulent token. This is not an independent experience. According to reports, only 0.4 % of PUMP.FUN members have earned more than $ 10,000, and the majority has lost. On January 15, Barwick Law announced that it is proceeding with pump.fun. Founder Max Burwick has accused him of exploiting investors through what he describes as “the evolution of multi -level marketing fraud.”
