A cryptographic rug pull is a scam where developers promote a new digital token and attract investments, then suddenly abandon the project, cash out their tokens, and leave investors with worthless assets, effectively pulling the rug out from under them. These fraudsters use social media to create hype, often manipulating the code so that users cannot sell their tokens, resulting in massive financial losses for investors and harming the reputation of the cryptocurrency market.
Today JP Morgan, the largest bank in the world by market capitalization, announced the launch of its very first tokenized money fund $MONY on $Ethereum.
The company is injecting 100 million dollars of its own capital into the fund before opening it to external investors on Tuesday.
🔓 The 7 largest token unlocks of the upcoming week
The following tokens with the highest unlock amounts will be unlocked next week:
Aster - $75.36 million LayerZero - $37.42 million Arbitrum - $19.78 million Vana - $17.41 million Yooldo - $17.22 million STBL - $16.12 million Merlin Chain - $16.11 million
🔹 December 9: - Humidifi: TGE - Hyperlane: Community call with the co-founder - Horizen: Mainnet launch
🔹 December 10: - Aster: Buybacks S4 - Bittensor: Halving - Edge Capital: Private meeting during ADFW 2025
🔹 December 11: - Lido: Community call - Helium: Governance vote - proposals and elections of the MOBILE working group - Chia: Technical conference - Q&A with Bram Cohen
🔹 December 12: - Pudgy Penguins: Special collectibles reveal x Care Bears - IOTA: Enterprise key wallet integration x ZCloak
🔹 December 13: - Aave: Aave Labs - fee-free on/off-ramping for GHO in Europe - Flare: Meeting in Benin City - XELIS: Mainnet upgrade Xelis - smart contracts, XVM and faster blocks
🔹 December 14: - Aevo: AGP-3 update - new staking system and changes to multisig DAO
The following tokens with the largest unlock amounts will be unlocked next week:
Stable - 566.38 million dollars (based on pre-market valuation), 8/12/2025 pump.fun - 29.61 million dollars, 14/12/2025 Aptos - 19.88 million dollars, 12/12/2025 Linea - 8.16 million dollars, 10/12/2025 Movement - 7.15 million dollars, 09/12/2025 Mocaverce - 4.43 million dollars, 11/12/2025 BounceBit - 4.04 million dollars, 13/12/2025
If you still rely solely on other people’s opinions, self-acclaimed KOLs, or influencers to decide what project to support in crypto, you still have a long way to go. There’s a reason the first rule is always DYOR — Do Your Own Research.
There is information that is shaking the world of Crypto and also the beliefs of Cryptosias (crypto enthusiasts) for some time now. There are several people who believe that the advent of quantum computers will put an end to the existence of Crypto. This is the reason that causes concern within the cryptographic community.
What is a quantum computer? A quantum computer is a type of computer that uses the principles of quantum mechanics, such as superposition and entanglement, to perform calculations. Unlike classical computers that use bits (0 or 1), quantum computers use quantum bits, or qubits, capable of representing multiple states simultaneously.
Someone just lost 1 million dollars by sending it to the wrong wallet after an address poisoning. How to avoid this.
1- Copy the sending address multiple times. Then check your clipboard to see if the address is not copied multiple times there. If the address is represented multiple times in your clipboard, it means there is a copy error.
2- When you want to transfer a large amount, divide it into several sending parts. Example: you want to send 1.000$ , try a small amount like 10$ for testing. After trying, 100$ then 500$ until it reaches 1.000$. This will help you avoid losing everything in one go. It's not just sending to the wrong address that can make you lose everything, there are also bugs in web 3 that can cause you to lose everything.
Here are 10 of the largest crypto scams in history, what happened and what
1. BitConnect (2016–2018) Undoubtedly the most infamous crypto scam of all time, BitConnect promised huge daily returns via its lending platform. In reality, it was a Ponzi scheme that collapsed in 2018, wiping out billions of user funds. Lesson: Beware of guaranteed high yields. In crypto, nothing is without risk.
2. OneCoin (2014–2017) Marketed as a revolutionary cryptocurrency, OneCoin was actually a fake coin that did not exist on a blockchain. It raised over 4 billion dollars from investors worldwide before the founder disappeared.
VANGUARD, the 2nd largest investment fund in the world, has just announced something CRAZY: 👉 their 50 MILLION clients will have access to the BTC/ETH Crypto funds and ETFs starting tomorrow! 👀🔥
We’re talking about 10 BILLION DAY ONE… Yes, yes, 10 BILLION on the first day. The guys have turned their coats faster than a trader in a bull market 😅 (cf. the attached tweets… they clearly want to make us lol)
The game has changed. If you’re not ready… get ready now.
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