There’s a rug-pull pattern I’ve been paying close attention to in the DEX trenches recently.
One method is where the token creator makes it look like the token is gaining holders by adding fake or controlled wallets. You see the holder count increasing and assume there’s genuine interest.
Then someone starts buying with real money, especially a larger buyer, and within minutes the liquidity gets pulled or the creator starts dumping.
Another one is the use of selling bots. Large holders set bots to gradually sell whenever someone buys. So you buy a token at, say, $50k market cap and immediately see it drop to $45k or below. It can look like normal selling pressure, but sometimes it's automated selling happening behind the scenes.
These are the kinds of things we're working on detecting at KudiX.
We're building a security layer that monitors suspicious trading and holder activity and can alert users when something unusual starts happening.
For users already holding a token, the goal is to give them an early warning when we detect serious changes, so they have a chance to review their position and decide what to do.
We can't promise that we'll catch every rug or prevent every loss, but we can make it harder for bad actors to operate unnoticed.
Protecting our users and their funds is one of our biggest priorities at #KudiX.
We're building this because we've seen what happens in the trenches, and we don't want our users learning these lessons with their own money.
Just sent out another batch of airdrops for AGNT.
Ranges from $5 USDC > $50 in solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump
Go check your agnt wallets.
And check out the methodology used here in this video.