Exercise caution. In the absence of the pumpfun, scammers may seek you out with manually created Solana tokens. These tokens, unlisted, offer no guaranteed liquidity pools and lack backing from Raydium or Central Exchanges. Now is the moment to grasp the reality of a "rug pull." A rug pull is a token designed as a honeypot, maintained by the token developer’s liquidity pool. It entices investors with false liquidity; once funds are secured, the liquidity ceases, leaving holders with untradeable tokens. Beware, the wolves aim to manipulate and profit from evolving news. Observe closely—tokens on Solana remain regardless of the pumpfun's status. Raydium is not owned by pumpfun, and the pumpfun company’s existence does not directly affect tokens created through it.
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