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Guess you’re talking about your own followers.

Just a moment ago, you were all calling out Pumpfun, Ansem and the paid shillers in that whole Pumpfun extraction circle who have been fucking you over for months and years. Now, suddenly, you’re all perfectly fine supporting the exact same shit again and again and again. You’ll never learn, you fucking sellouts. mastrtrade.com/share.php?min…

You’re all a fucking disappointment. Every scandal gets your immediate attention, but ask you to support something that helps people understand what they’re buying, identify manipulation and keep control of their assets, and suddenly there’s silence. Hours for the drama, nothing for the work that might prevent the next round of victims. And this applies just as much to accounts with 10k, 20k or 40k followers as it does to those with 100k or more. The same little circles, the same favours, the same unwillingness to support anything unless there’s money, access or attention in it for you. A smaller audience doesn’t make your behaviour any less rotten. A literal casino can buy your enthusiasm overnight. Independent builders can spend years producing useful tools and still struggle to get a mention from the same people who supposedly care so deeply about this space. No cheque, no referral deal, no badge to collect, apparently no fucking interest. I’ve experienced that personally. Hardly any of my supposedly important “colleagues” could even be bothered to give me feedback. These people have spent months lifting things I posted first and repackaging them for likes, yet couldn’t spare 2 sentences to tell me what they think of my work. Tell me it’s shit, explain what’s missing, give me something. But apparently there’s time to copy what I publish and none to answer me. That’s the level of professional courtesy behind all this “we support builders” bullshit. Some of you carry yourselves like industry leaders when your entire claim to importance is a follower count. All that reach, all that time spent online, and barely a useful contribution that doesn’t come with a payment attached. You’ve mistaken having an audience for having judgement, character or anything worth saying. And the rest of you keep financing it. You like the criticism, applaud the exposure, then return to the same platforms and referral links. Your objections cost them nothing; your habits pay their bills. Nepotism keeps their friends visible, your fees keep them profitable, and anyone building independently gets told to work harder. I’m fucking tired of watching people congratulate themselves for understanding a system they keep rewarding. If your principles disappear whenever there’s money or access on offer, you’re a sellout. If you understand the damage and keep funding it while pretending to oppose it, you’re a hypocrite. You can have all the followers in the world and still be a fucking loser.

It’s crazy if you think about it: the apps with the biggest marketing budgets pay the biggest KOLs to funnel people into places where they get fleeced, then sell that extraction as success. Plenty of you recognise it and like the posts calling it out, yet keep using the same fucking products, funding the same promoters and rewarding the same behaviour. Your likes say you want better; your fees keep the worst of this industry profitable. Quality barely stands a chance when even the people who see the problem keep financing it, and the entire space pays for it. If everyone who’s liked my tweets over the past few years actually switched to quality, control over their own assets/ self-custody, leaving behind the shady behaviour, social trading and endless extraction, products like @MASTRtrade (and many more) would be the number 1 apps in this space. But you keep happily trading on platforms designed to make the house and its paid shills rich at your expense. The ability to recognise quality and originality, spot something early and appreciate the work behind it has been lost in a sea of KOL shilling, institutional backing and nepotism dressed up as merit.

Almost half of PumpSwap's top volume is fake. Maybe more. ➡️ Here is the machine: The 200 PumpSwap pools with the most volume in 24 hours: $785M. $358.6M of that (45.7%) comes from 62 pools that all look the same: - around 2,000 buyers, but only around 30 sellers - $5M to $10M volume each - built by hand, not one of them is a Pump.fun launch - the same names again and again: $KYTRO 9 times, $MONTRA 9, $X 8, $AICoin 6 - all 62 built within 22 hours - 56 already empty, still on the list with millions in volume 16 of the top 20 look exactly like this. ➡️ $KYTRO. One pool. Every transaction. - 09:45:20: coin and pool created in one transaction, 84.99 SOL in - same block: a 10 SOL buy, signed by the buyer AND the creator - next 80 minutes: 8,252 transactions where 2 wallets trade with each other. One buys, one sells, both sign - 20 wallets do all of it. Their signatures tie them together, and the creator signs with 2 of them - they move 126,368 SOL back and forth. That's the "$10.7M volume" on your screen - 11:05:21: the creator takes 485.32 SOL out. Pool dead ➡️ Who paid his 400 SOL? - the 20 wallets he signs with: 398.92 SOL - all 1,975 other wallets together: 4.16 SOL - biggest loss outside the 20: 0.60 SOL - Pump.fun's fee: 61.2M $KYTRO and 0 SOL Read that twice. They paid themselves. Even the fee was paid in their own coin. $10.7M volume, 2,000 "buyers" and a top 5 spot on PumpSwap, for almost nothing. They faked the chart you pick coins from. ➡️ And it's not one pool. 7 pools, checked from build to withdrawal: - same build, same exit, 1 to 3 hours each - 3,502.97 SOL in, 6,294.01 SOL out - the same wallets trade in pools with different names - the same co-signers build pools with different names Different names. Same crew. ➡️ "Those are just market makers." No. - a market maker trades with real buyers and sellers wallets. Here both sides of the trade sit in the same transaction, signed by 2 wallets of the same group - a market maker doesn't create the coin, own all the liquidity and pull it after 80 minutes - in $KYTRO there was no market to make: 1,975 outside wallets traded 4.16 SOL in total - a market maker doesn't relaunch the same coin again and again. 9 $KYTRO pools in one day, the same 3 wallets trading in all 6 I checked Market makers bring liquidity for traders. This brings volume for a chart. "Volume bots". Half of PumpSwap. ➡️ And 45.7% is the strict count. Take every pool in the top 200 with 60 sellers or fewer in 24 hours: 109 pools, $469.3M, 59.8% of the volume. Millions in volume, a few dozen sellers. That's not a market. In September I showed you a pool factory: pools built by hand, liquidity in, liquidity out, gone within hours. Now this kind of pool is almost half the volume chart! ➡️ Why you should care Volume decides what you see: trending lists, "top volume", bots, copy traders. They all read this number. Almost half of it is a script trading with itself. Who runs this and why, the chain doesn't show. Yet. Every pool, wallet and transaction: next post. MASTRtrade.com Research and trading terminal

Receipts. Everything below is on chain. Check it yourself on MASTRtrade.com ➡️ How I measured - ranking: GeckoTerminal, PumpSwap pools by 24 h volume, top 200, 10 Nov 2026, 15:30 UTC - fingerprint: at least 1,500 buyers and at most 60 sellers in 24 h - $KYTRO: all 11,425 transactions read from the Solana chain, every SOL counted - wallet labels: Orb ➡️ $KYTRO, the pool I read in full - pool: CVR5aDNNAwB4PF2CAuN2MGv1YjVxm17gGTWqbxDHqadw - coin: 8AsTXdTAcBpzkwU7uK9NR5LQXrF5rjiqvRA8k73hc8Lz - creator: EmvTG2ofjE1Fp8jTVRG8Tkzudsk3USFC9VHTZonV5ddR Transactions: - coin and pool created in one transaction: 2ScjQZovBmiyN4WrVo2yT7yYRd3Jk4fkJyKVqQAiJ5NEv4KLbrKjCJe9Mmz4rg1nN5GRKtnZSf818i2hefP568re - 10 SOL buy in the same block, signed by the creator too: JgXUNNamaZMzSqgWgy3rNcCvfG3xwk74UkCZNA2eucxsCKdDdpmZ6im13B7WQup9zceNUHo8iQocHLE1xnvjqCE - 33.67 SOL transfer by one of the 20, signed by the creator too: XVNMfxu1Eh9aEv4KfPY3tHKYgXTkXYqgHehwTb2rLsTiHEupfguu5V7SZ5M47wC4wnmNwpW76tY46SzMbuiw6BN - one buy and one sell in the same transaction, 2 wallets: wRupMtXypvEoaXGJ9q8JsNmeB3yvVVGrbELTHLjXe5jLBm5RAoyV8Qq4mThJC4bcPcgLBFL2hPAgyZP57jbWpP6 - creator takes 485.32 SOL out: pbNPh8HzRAfxZxWcju7iEY65L6pM5sj8HgrVpP8HKBbXS4HmtipTiPm8dPAVbgiv5x6T69Dw2veLuFjf6645Nyt ➡️ The 20 wallets behind the 8,252 self trades, and what each lost - BiEHvFqAHu1Z7RqE6tXgpLgsZcAEABq7FqKJZuUKpy1r (minus 40.00 SOL) - 9ZYMMXvVPSfq6JdUjXBv9yCo1J1XbphPQMbWS5oDThJ (minus 29.46 SOL) - AT354fhPwPMh8bV6ep6ghMyhwQPMBtFmHiVyj1uKwgtM (minus 24.99 SOL) - 8hjeVX2213Ep2WAihKJjhCUSKCph2oUEFLmeBzqX18X7 (minus 24.61 SOL) - 2AJayhZQpWXFEkBat2LAv5gqkBEFMfXMfsV9zyExJR2J (minus 24.53 SOL) - G5LsY9rupcSsoNWyQqty7EaJK7iS8wxi2qg9UN6gLvoY (minus 22.00 SOL) - GmZxJ8yc6qMXy6ocNGxBuzTKGF5J9tz4xoWbXZso3EBp (minus 21.76 SOL) - 88TptbCbz3SBGwbEDvZoCHZTgqWqpLudHJ4oCULe4CkA (minus 21.47 SOL) - 3MEtbLFo7CKeEZqXo1Utrb8yFUM7aerdrFaYL3KmZkUG (minus 20.43 SOL) - 4q1uAhqPThryq8bhWNQ6ZcKeJFWTFSdsAGfArncQLy8f (minus 19.34 SOL) - FguL6x7e8V9bcF9yY9Z1kDibaXntbTVcCNvEyP3RhRM2 (minus 18.77 SOL) - FvpqsXjSebWK5BJfPUF5AMA5cLUuHkVL1AQ68qXYeQr5 (minus 18.09 SOL) - H3TQiRHNr5N6hi8ZrQ3w31HkfmxxAxgJWUAvgK1bioR3 (minus 16.68 SOL) - ApLYMPU4HGmh8tJ9CwXxB6RZfKTkKmnbQFTdvfJyfbkU (minus 16.03 SOL) - 5yM7ZW7hkVcafuiKyWHZUxb3j3bnVfXoAQ26xz4NkYnU (minus 15.98 SOL) - CV4gafozgDfZohWLb6b4rZEEVfiRMo4Z3CfzkXngZPR9 (minus 15.28 SOL) - HWE1vAtZSSPgNHAJf6ivBuwkqPBLEL8i8iiQrotdsefo (minus 14.79 SOL) - 2TvSq5efKYGXdtF1qUEkMtupzmiURxP6mzED5nZkDL2u (minus 12.15 SOL) - 8j7HVVAK1tNzQY269Rm7UHe5yv1nQ5mGdC9m9BTzT7GV (minus 11.83 SOL) - EyN35zqqegmbGdgNJBvd3248bJuVBHuGAk9LB65r1LzC (minus 10.76 SOL) ➡️ The 7 pools, build and withdrawal $FULL: 84.99 SOL in, 453.18 out - pool: 97QL2sJmeUF5YWkoFDutX9fdQkZgGkDkBFJ1YYzydqti - creator: 8snXWN3hznPuDW5FttjwEMsBqhhc5ERKhVCBvU7bLXeT - build: 4SssNjpBUr2UghtNNgdmZrbW3KgiiNeUawdyf7cbpx3c33KLch35EuTHBpYDmnKLmqG3U74zyaYH1mbHHjcKG7Qc - withdrawal: EavURB5TFujEUJJzHNLov8NWj1g2noV9agaXS5Ws4j9gi53yiCAQdZt4zG3PaPQ7XVCMVv6uz3GfCb1TJujmJiW $TREMP: 560 SOL in, 963.77 out - pool: 7vCApScTnZstBZNgANgDiUJ9CQGfEr59bppeKeL6Pcqk - creator: 4f4yGPrMSyw1eLpfJyhydjtCggQHPCPxqvocYEvG6kwS - co-signer: DhWiyZvAzCGupJHZfyWswjvufQic2MawPVadAQd14QBZ - build: 3DNjvyciYNtgkuCW17CduH79Awd5AEhTN73n3tc2xHothGZYz2T2ZhhsTnWorauEGnwAwwKT55Yzp112EuKJ4bJc - withdrawal: 5wAezYkhjE7wuASXu1phNDWB2uxXQ5PsMbQwt6BEacTXRKvrqgqf95gjMDguTdzpVmhNrkqv8zKuaL4UzXxwtgX8 $FLOAT: 550 SOL in, 893.05 out - pool: A8kxKyLga7HiD649jy4envwEfvcKtpPckB18zi25f4iv - creator: 8KEmmqkzUosQ6n2EXsWuA8VsCoBQ9esMteDkZtJCx5rg - co-signer: HhHjM5YEwCjk5wnMpGxGZTdPyTmMVjerW93Gwqmo8UsG - build: 4SHjPf1FRAYoB5dKHGV58dSevfjGeSSDzHJJjACMj6bXgmGoh7aGS7spv7b8tEgFXAkscXD9tJ3SP4v6Xs6YM21o - withdrawal: 2WKgsBEHYNKvyntCocs4zYZHHh2vQiq4dshVynZQwBtkhEhrrXLz2mnLcKisLPbCNiYVAGufuakwhLXErHmNQKt4 $KYTRO: 84.99 SOL in, 508.49 out - pool: G6yoXoBT9de4hWg24aDg6T5icNziKrkJZQzjDbc7ZxBP - creator: CMWWnwUcDgR3KWWi65xpQRbSFRQji563tte9Q5SWKHJ9 - build: 54tzRg1NjfL3AZWWprg3LSNKKcwP6tcSrANcrGxQBtQkph6CZm9zziAvJATLgVnLrH5Q6HxaG3P36yPi26eMZs9A - withdrawal: Ydrx9GAAKNjR4oQWGsxVgyvgbNhreeRa3ea32DHmv7ZVxnThrxyLqGhAsZqCU2HzVaj5PLWuFobHBQrjDo1fz2U $AICoin: 550 SOL in, 917.24 out - pool: FbgSXwRYRdJXUbhrxZrdpwT78EPPE4sky3jBKqnPSTLp - creator: FghPyhZahfxhUxGmismgJ6sX3LwSfcA9HiZhmGvBywAR - co-signer: HhHjM5YEwCjk5wnMpGxGZTdPyTmMVjerW93Gwqmo8UsG - build: p5HQ3DYRwu98Gs4L3LJJkmgjUj2XXf7wQE5Jibx1Vg8aFFeAhdrq6hQhkdcQ9micBCgdiJy4LL3GBAXcA3wfKKU - withdrawal: PJ3hb47ZC8VrGRT87DuVcxdgSj3uwdqCuRDkQX2TXF5rCsp2FDKVGFunEHZ712ZfjzoS5S7Pg5HHenBNPrgLV19 现金牛: 1,588 SOL in, 2,072.96 out - pool: 37onwhTK7BgvEXr7fjvoxXHmuVhRkQgkgERX5jSTciwb - creator: GjTFGDXhyQXFNeNLNmdbhZacnsP9M21JDuAXY8wN1p7T - co-signer: EPNF1eRwp5vMMeCZwNEKdUCApsKQmccPMLBxEToEptD7 - build: y8EYGZb6N6TGf1tAPqDyX3MuTd7mxZDpjFXGkxYa919WkcWmQQPTMmxLLssf87HhA555fpSbhZzCQsQHdhWCCDw - withdrawal: 5RQCuhmvnJ1aUxBs1bpyeTXHAsHP23jo1wU2dcX5Qpc7QzXEWeSkeUd5Hvp4yqRdxT7MRQ8qh97cH5jBmqfNHBY4 $KYTRO: 84.99 SOL in, 485.32 out - pool: CVR5aDNNAwB4PF2CAuN2MGv1YjVxm17gGTWqbxDHqadw (the one I read in full, see above) ➡️ Same wallets, different names - these 3 trade in every $KYTRO pool I checked and in $FULL: 8hjeVX2213Ep2WAihKJjhCUSKCph2oUEFLmeBzqX18X7 2AJayhZQpWXFEkBat2LAv5gqkBEFMfXMfsV9zyExJR2J 5yM7ZW7hkVcafuiKyWHZUxb3j3bnVfXoAQ26xz4NkYnU - this one trades in $AICoin, $FLOAT, $MONTRA, $X and solana:DigVnUDwgbSSWNMNsgzGNw8EQhqwjniPU2EsfD4Wpump: 856pbteG2NTvfsQrMP95VWVhxG6HyXGpx16DgZ7Su4ko - this one signs the build of $AICoin and $FLOAT: HhHjM5YEwCjk5wnMpGxGZTdPyTmMVjerW93Gwqmo8UsG - this one signs the build of 现金牛 and $MONTRA: EPNF1eRwp5vMMeCZwNEKdUCApsKQmccPMLBxEToEptD7 ($MONTRA pool BdgvmUM7vCkhdrH6m6Zs6GTzf1d5o2g248v32MGRAszm, creator DBTsfzyjcwwNALab5fcL3w1FSgBhrNoTjvTbKXjpABci) ➡️ All 62 pools with the fingerprint, by volume - KYTRO: CVR5aDNNAwB4PF2CAuN2MGv1YjVxm17gGTWqbxDHqadw - KYTRO: G6yoXoBT9de4hWg24aDg6T5icNziKrkJZQzjDbc7ZxBP - KYTRO: 8rASPQFEQ9PCMTWcFtEGn2D8sD2zpXrhNzPQufjvHNex - 现金牛: 37onwhTK7BgvEXr7fjvoxXHmuVhRkQgkgERX5jSTciwb - AICoin: FbgSXwRYRdJXUbhrxZrdpwT78EPPE4sky3jBKqnPSTLp - KYTRO: 2Xnf9GtcPH17FszAzPy4FAF7Lj61rp443ZrYgBxLHHbs - TREMP: 7vCApScTnZstBZNgANgDiUJ9CQGfEr59bppeKeL6Pcqk - FULL: 97QL2sJmeUF5YWkoFDutX9fdQkZgGkDkBFJ1YYzydqti - KYTRO: A1NaGWushiYpeEhgVtHsQFw6TfGDyyLPZTEmJFXvV4rz - MONTRA: BdgvmUM7vCkhdrH6m6Zs6GTzf1d5o2g248v32MGRAszm - 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FAIR: 99VDePJCivZrKBC192LJEkFNxZqZLAHune5XM8buoSB9 - 现金牛: Q4uPUU2EK4HLy3jgF4KbH98taW16waa5Pm4NRAWYGTC - KYTRO: 6g34vbHxstS9df79U398zKykmMw6QeGeKCeN6odxd1DU - AICoin: GJ7HWYkWiB86X6B8LhdDKC4yFSCYqzUndEyXyzixUB5k - ETHEL: FM43axrvHNUtXJxg6pZRYDZGXbgriWP8MFAmabHNmRJ3 - USPR: 4L24rNc93JjqJVdgFdGQhEgJtpQoXF6H3C2318juVECq - AICoin: 5Dc1iwWoiXsUuDaNxnKZvnx1eymKQ1g8qDRYRsGNBe21 - RING: 7RymDK1xUUiNVUvXt8uJFkUekjPfCF39MHkFygBDa7em - PUSSY: B1qqRXJAPzQf5PSTsZG423wsqG2NTpQ5RSs21By7WW1p - MONTRA: DvQk6HSPpqjnn5Tm5hugRhdGGuLfXeeNmyAK46Y5KwNe - MONTRA: 7FxHnQ7nKFcRTbDZVNXrTpHihpxZXb23FyPmxMp98VkQ - X: 8DDJ9nFBAEeDiGeTaMuDe6TtHzkUbm3MAnWVQHxmwxKt - MONTRA: 7qVPd6w77Fx8xCuCT3d7CJEKPLN7aiEQJcBZDmhLLU8R - FAIR: 9ctpqL6twcrADYQ7pp4UjnCJ2FbM3XeeVsS8ufsZjpVV - AICoin: FE5iF8ga9CK6sS8DKV5kGEwCw8MkgfG3X4nBDVoJ4Y6W - 머스크: 5yzdLmrQDWCNf6bGtem1nscDwB6LyyaFcAy8bQMd2eLJ - 牛逼: FPEMmvFed8eqVTpN663cfRY6ynmPYKgXDhgjP98hnNQt - X: 8qb6CZrJaNeDcYYXxAxSZaP125VMBrwBNRUT9udLHYRn - DERP404: FW8FfYrVNvVjxZmFFANLTj4Pnhu8CAVDGdLinxSjwJdp - SINU: 3znWcDu8W799WzKzhbQcyYDNbSRLB1kxu39ryBZzVpza - AICoin: D8CnLaANYVV7tCDUUHRshfz3NSyctvqrR4RyD346YXi1 - FAIR: CwPMbygpGNzVWUTzcVKDNK2PLhaikg1LYrsRSFM972p2 - AICoin: 3vtpQx1So7FdEr4hBpAyjqqSXhbwq3nVQRH855BL3MoW - X: 3jAxUJdbjRAgtwdc7BgJhASzmGjBcczQLMrkUCjVs932 - MONTRA: FByWFi4QTEKAzZKXM9bZaCQncA2WHrUVNgTVYndyJUHN - X: 4bFKgfQ33cMXMiUvg289dsHbHRmbh7e8jfKqaq4M5Jrv - X: ANtPLjE5zYMUTLhXTNRwsQLg6tYWrGsRqXDWeq5N16tP - X: AxmVPwPDrdV3NAwEj864WJBDJE6LZmthfDPiPJNSuey9 - X: uQLHH2AUYAin7wLQth8MgJjhFnN3UcZBVsNL62kAdDQ - MEMEMAN: H93Luje4oCZHGxwBzQhMua8nJPirzWms3vyNBFPe9h63 - 现金牛: 6SPSSpMZ2oY6KsgkfBrM5WMcFpn1SfQrViFbkCcw799H - MONTRA: HMLprwFGegqaGMquS8ZD9mT37BezRpgvfD61fdnn5Kch - Tilly: Gux2HvRTdYBrxPBmDS7tUXL87tZm86eW3wXJeiG8WvxU Pattern, not a verdict. If you know who runs this, my DMs are open. MASTRtrade.com Research and trading terminal

Crypto has spent years mistaking loud mouths for qualified people, so watching a country do the same feels painfully familiar. Put a promoter who has absolutely no business being there behind a White House podium and apparently the same bullshit acquires the dignity of public service. At least in crypto you can stop funding the circus if you’re smart enough to recognise it. The people stuck living with this shitshow don’t get an block button. Crypto folks: Use your block button more often. Access to your attention and time is a privilege.

There’s value in documenting how people got fucked....but come on. Thanks for documenting it and the theatrical buildup... After all that hype, the grand revelation is that a big KOL was selling through side wallets. A message to everyone here: practically every KOL in this space does this. It’s consistent with what I’ve found through my own research and the wallet activity I’ve traced using the tools now build in my terminal. I’ve mapped 95,000 wallets to around 40,000 accounts in my terminal, with flows users can trace in both directions. I’d like this space to put at least as much effort into helping them spot it before they do. While you’re at it, apply the same scrutiny to your own controlled, insider solana:FQgtfugBdpFN7PZ6NdPrZpVLDBrPGxXesi4gVu3vErhY I’d be interested to see that investigation.

The space is healing. Slowly, but it’s healing. Liars and scammers like @slingoorio and @_TJRTrades are trying to paint themselves as victims when they embody so much of what’s rotten in this space. 2 down, but plenty more still need to get off CT and end up in prison.

My viral “fuck you” rant is over a year old and more relevant than ever. We should all be much fucking angrier at ALL these KOLs who spent years dragging newcomers into this mess. They shilled obvious rugs, promoted tokens while knowing who controlled the supply, and pushed casinos on people who trusted them. They helped themselves to other people’s money and somehow kept their status as people worth listening to. You knew what you were paid. You knew what you held. You knew which information your followers didn’t have when you told them to buy. And once they lost the money they had worked for, you suddenly discovered the importance of “doing your own research.” Fuck you for spending months cultivating someone’s trust and then using their decision to trust you as your excuse. Now some of these same people are collecting applause for complaining about scammers. Apparently, watching somebody else do the same shit is enough to give them a conscience. Where was that disgust when the allocation was yours? Where was the concern for newcomers when you were collecting the promotional fees? You don’t get to keep the proceeds, delete the pitch and return as the person explaining what went wrong with crypto. Their next audience deserves to see the previous promotions, payments and wallet activity before believing another word. Keep the receipts accessible. Make the financial interests visible. When the evidence shows someone knowingly exploited their followers, that should remain part of their reputation for as long as they keep asking people to trust them. And stop giving them a fucking standing ovation for saying something decent after years of doing the opposite. They took money, attention and credibility away from people who were actually trying to contribute, then helped make the entire space harder to trust. A few agreeable posts do not repay any of that. Fuck you for expecting the people left with the losses to help rehabilitate the people who profited. The worst part probably isn’t even the shady ways they extracted money from people already here, driving some of them out in the process. It’s all the people who hear what a scam-ridden circus retail crypto has become and decide never to get involved in the first place.

#Binance, Iranian Oil Money and the Fight Over $61 Million. While digging through the court records in a $61 million USDT forfeiture case, I came across a signed order and a dispute over the money that deserve a closer look. The documents bring together allegations involving @binance accounts, Iranian oil revenues and creditors trying to recover unpaid judgments against Iran. On page 16 of the DOJ complaint, an entire section is titled “The Use of Binance Accounts to Transmit the Proceeds of Iranian Oil Sales.” Prosecutors allege that Hexa Whale Trading and Blessed Trust used Binance accounts to move proceeds from black-market Iranian oil sales to Chinese buyers. The alleged beneficiaries included Iranian government and military bodies, including the IRGC. The government is pursuing 61,192,367.59 USDT across 10 addresses. What caught my attention in the 21 October court memorandum was the competing claim to those assets. Creditors holding unpaid judgments against Iran arising from the 9/11 attacks are seeking recovery from the same funds. Their entitlement to this particular money remains unresolved. That puts an actual fight over compensation alongside the government’s attempt to confiscate alleged Iranian oil proceeds. The documents also explain precisely what had happened to the crypto. Tether froze the funds in June and July 2025. As of the October memorandum, the court said they apparently had not yet entered government custody. Completing the seizure would require Tether to burn the blocked tokens and issue replacements into government custody. On 21 October, Judge J. Paul Oetken found probable cause that the assets were subject to forfeiture and signed an order preserving them. Binance says it cooperated with investigators and removed both companies following its investigations. How did companies allegedly moving Iranian oil proceeds operate through Binance accounts, and did the exchange’s safeguards identify and address that activity quickly enough? I have attached the relevant passages and the judge’s signature so the documents can be checked directly. The allegations deserve scrutiny that goes considerably deeper than accepting an exchange’s reassurance that its compliance programme worked.

A memecoin shiller who dumps his bags on his followers, many of them newcomers, is disappointed that people are sick of being farmed. Apparently, we’re supposed to admire him for turning $1k into $10k while livestreaming his buys to thousands of people who provide the demand he sells into. Forgive me for wanting to see how much of that trading “talent” survives without an audience to unload on. And “there is no winning here” is fucking rich coming from someone flexing a Rolls-Royce in his profile picture. Apparently, even the self-pity needs a luxury badge. Hundreds of people have already liked this shit, which tells you how successfully this space has taught people to applaud their own exploitation. Please leave and take the rest of the shilling circus with you. We could actually thrive without people who expect gratitude for turning everyone around them into exit liquidity.

I feel sorry for the 100s, possibly 1,000s, of people who got screwed over yet again. I’m even more sorry that we still can’t call ourselves a serious industry, with people routinely pulling shit that would land them in prison anywhere else. What hurts most is watching these projects get all the attention and have 6-figure sums shoved up their asses while others have spent 3 years building, proving themselves and delivering on every promise without receiving a single cent of support. In my opinion, solana:8PzFWyLpCVEmbZmVJcaRTU5r69XKJx1rd7YGpWvnpump got just about everything wrong yesterday that it possibly could. I also understand that a serious business can’t keep building around a Pump.fun token forever, but the way this was handled was a complete fuck-you to everyone who believed in it.

I’ve poured years of my experience and months of development into this, entirely on my own. And I think it’s going to blow most people away. If you’ve been in Web3 for a long time, or intend to stay, please watch this video to the end. Everything I’ve learned along the way has gone into building something that helps us understand what we’re dealing with in this jungle and make our own decisions. I want people to use it, question things and feel less dependent on whoever happens to have the loudest voice. There’s much more to it than you’ll see in the video, and plenty more I’m still working on. Expect me. @MASTRtrade MASTRtrade.com