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He Turned Uniswap into a private print Let me explain: A dev created a ethereum:0x07f5b6823751c2e2cd4560f28af75ff887102241/$USDG pool with $30,000 in liquidity. Using a Uniswap hook, he completely blocked anyone else from adding LP. Then, he launched a bot to wash trade the pool. Whenever his own bot makes a swap...

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Tradeboi Carti1 month ago

last theory: he's money laundering

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Kepler1 month ago

i doubt 99% of CT understood a word you just wrote. on a different note, this dude actually knows what he is doing. pure onchain madness.

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CryptoY2K1 month ago

Why can’t someone else just make a different pool tho?

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Antoine Rousseaux1 month ago

I wanna be the only liquidity on btc

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2Lambroz 🐑 (🧑‍🍳🥩🤌)1 month ago

But if this is not the main pool what is the damage of this to traders ?

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Igor Igor 🪶1 month ago

Probably one of the biggest scam in crypto history

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Igor Igor 🪶1 month ago

🚨 THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD BE CAREFUL WITH “HIGH APR” CRYPTO POOLS. Most people see: 700% APR. Huge volume. Lots of trades. …and assume they found an opportunity. But what if the person who created the pool controls the entire game? According to the analysis shown here, the setup uses a Uniswap V4 hook that can: • Make the developer the ONLY liquidity provider • Block everyone else from adding liquidity • Use wash trading to make volume look real • Capture the trading fees • Control the liquidity and therefore influence execution Here’s the part most traders miss 👇 That “700% APR” can look incredible… BUT if ordinary users cannot actually provide liquidity, they cannot earn that APR. The developer collects the fees while traders are effectively trading against a pool controlled by one party. And artificial trading volume can make the token look much healthier than it really is. ⚠️ THIS DOESN’T NECESSARILY MEAN “CLASSIC PONZI.” A traditional Ponzi pays old investors with money from new investors. This is different. It is closer to a potentially predatory, privately controlled AMM setup where the creator can extract fees while controlling the liquidity. For the average trader, the result can still be extremely dangerous. Think about it: ❌ You cannot add LP ❌ You cannot participate in the advertised APR ❌ Volume may be artificially inflated ❌ Liquidity is controlled by one party ❌ Execution/slippage can potentially be manipulated ❌ The token can become extremely risky if liquidity is small 🚨 THE BIGGEST RED FLAG: If you see something like “Set Whitelist” inside the hook/contract logic, ASK YOURSELF: “Who is actually allowed to provide liquidity?” Because a pool that looks decentralized on the surface may not be decentralized in practice. DON’T FOMO INTO APR. DON’T TRUST VOLUME BLINDLY. DON’T ASSUME A BIG NUMBER = REAL YIELD. Always check: 🔎 Who controls the LP? 🔎 Can anyone add liquidity? 🔎 Where do the swap fees go? 🔎 Is the volume organic? 🔎 Can the creator change important parameters? 🔎 What exactly does the contract/hook allow? 💀 In crypto, the most dangerous traps can look the most profitable. DYOR. Verify the contract. Protect your capital. #Crypto #DeFi #CryptoScam #ScamAlert #CryptoSecurity #DeFiSecurity #Uniswap #UniswapV4 #Ethereum #Web3 #Memecoin #Altcoins #CryptoTrading #DEX #Liquidity #LiquidityPool #APR #YieldFarming #OnChain #SmartContracts #Blockchain #CryptoTwitter #CT #DYOR

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DarkLord_gr | DeFi Dojo1 month ago

Can't other people create same token pair LPs to compete with him?

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M-log11 month ago

Ggs

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sebayaki.eth1 month ago

Blocking others from adding liquidity only gives you exclusive ownership of that specific pool - it doesn’t give you exclusive order flow for the pair. Other pools can still exist, and routers/aggregators will route organic trades wherever execution is best. So the private pool still has to compete for real volume and fees. You can force your own wash trades through it, sure - but then you’re mostly just paying fees from one pocket and collecting them in the other.

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🍋🍋 🍋 🍋1 month ago

This is a washing machine

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Solz.app1 month ago

Wash trading this pool is not free. You still pay gas and any Uniswap protocol fee on every swap. Those costs come out of pocket even if the LP fee recycles back to you. There is no free lunch.

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uhonyn1 month ago

tax farm season is backkkkkk

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Money Bunny1 month ago

Only the creator controls the liquidity here, nobody else can participate

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MIRO1 month ago

That was a very smart move on his part considering the commission rates, the profits are gut

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Coinesper1 month ago

Big brained chad.

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Jesse1 month ago

So he made an onchain darkpool in the light of day... Scammy and brilliant at the same time.

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JohnnyTime 🤓🔥1 month ago

@dkni8mare That doesn’t explain why router would go through this pool

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Payday Giveaways1 month ago

Gas isn't free. He's TRYING to do what you claim, and if he can, great. He launched a vamp coin, and people traded it. But there's a good chance he'll lose money.

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Muhammad Bin Tughlaq1 month ago

I think different pool with different fees possible.

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banana0x1 month ago

it's a rlly smart move :0

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Smitch 🥷1 month ago

And theyre definitely not just actively rebalancing their liquidity provision with a bot to make sure their bins are where the price is?...

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Nicodemus 🐁1 month ago

honestly genius tier work

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0xAkhMi1 month ago

But from where free comes from ??

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0xPapy1 month ago

Ok, this guy is good.

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Marcel Trichet1 month ago

Awesome post and thank you for the reference addresses

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Sisyphus | Phoenix Research1 month ago

That’s smart

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Ryan Soury1 month ago

.... So the lesson is to read the quoted price before executing a swap?

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Jude2007.eth1 month ago

Pretty smart though

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0xfarmed1 month ago

Awesome hussle

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👩‍🌾0xAirdropFarmer1 month ago

bro he practice market maker skill

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nijinn1 month ago

thats a casino with one house seat

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ziosarescum1 month ago

@ProMint_X ,how much he made so far and when he started at what MC?

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