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53 Robinhood Chain memecoins got rugged by the same group for $18 million "Stop buying meme coins. It's a really simple one." "53 Robinhood chain tokens linked to $18 million extraction, basically on this launchpad called Ponds." "They were able to launch tokens, extract most of the supply right at the launch by going around Robinhood or Ponds' protections. And then they were able to keep all the money, hype up the token, dump on everyone, roll that money." "They did it 53 times to make $18 million. And guess who loses money when that happens? It's you." "I see you. You, the guy right back in the corner who's trading meme coins on Robinhood. Don't do it. Don't trade meme coins. You don't need to."

🚨TODAY: California's Governor Gavin Newsom SIGNED a legislation barring state public officials from issuing meme coins. The law also RESTRICTS companies from listing meme coins that use a public official’s likeness. It also: - sets clearer restitution rules for crypto fraud victims strengthens enforcement against crypto-related money laundering - creates a process to seize digital assets tied to transnational criminal networks - expands protections around ticket sales, reservations and personal data Newsom’s office framed the measure as an anti-corruption push and cited President Donald Trump’s meme coin as an example of the risks tied to officials profiting from speculative tokens.