2026-01-18 19:36:07

Some interesting observations on a certain project's strategy: collect all fees denominated in SOL, bridge them over to $HYPE, then convert everything to $XMR. Quite the route. Meanwhile, there's confusion in the community about who's actually who in this ecosystem—turns out you might be the real deal while the other one floating around is just a knockoff riding on the name. The irony of watching projects play shell games with liquidity routes never gets old, especially when the community can spot the difference between authentic initiatives and copycats.

SOL-6,32%

HYPE-6,23%

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NotFinancialAdvice

· 7h ago

SOL→HYPE→XMR... This routine is really elaborate, as if afraid others don't realize it's money laundering Copy projects are a bunch, but the community's eyes are pretty sharp; fake can't last The liquidity routes of these projects are more complicated than their tokens, hilarious Whether it's real or not, it's all there. Anyway, I don't touch these convoluted things

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HodlKumamon

· 7h ago

熊熊 calculated this route, SOL→HYPE→XMR, with three rate jumps. How is the slippage cost calculated? (´；ω；`) Fake projects are everywhere, and they are really being squeezed out. This is the on-chain ecosystem... Data speaks for itself; the community engagement for genuine projects is at least five times higher than that of fake ones. This operation truly treats liquidity like a ball to kick; sooner or later, you'll hurt your foot haha.

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LiquidityNinja

· 7h ago

Haha, this route is too convoluted, SOL→HYPE→XMR, just missing a money laundering tutorial --- It's hard to tell what's real or fake, the knockoffs just ride on the name --- The community's eyes are sharp, fake and inferior products can't hide --- This liquidity game... really feels like a prank --- Copied and pasted stuff always lacks that authentic flavor --- At the end of the day, you still have to see the real strength, water flows to the lowest point --- This kind of nested transformation... what's the point of it?

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MerkleMaid