According to data from blockchain security company BLOCKAID, 50% of the presale tokens launched in the SOLANA ecosystem between November last year and February this year exhibited malicious behavior. These malicious activities include exploiting users' FOMO emotions, imitating legitimate transactions, and creating deceptive websites, among other strategies. IDO BEN-NATAN, co-founder of BLOCKAID, pointed out that the popularity of legitimate meme coins and the complex strategies employed by scammers are key factors contributing to the spread of scams. Additionally, the popularity of meme coins and the activity of algorithmic trading bots have also affected the transaction processing performance of SOLANA.

BOME

TNSR

According to data shared by blockchain security company Blockaid, 50% of the presale tokens launched in the Solana ecosystem between November last year and February this year were malicious. This data highlights two key factors that have helped scams spread in the Solana ecosystem.

Ido Ben-Natan, co-founder of Blockaid, stated that firstly, the exponential growth in the number of presale tokens in February and March, driven by the popularity of legitimate meme coins, provided opportunities for scammers. Additionally, scammers are adept at exploiting users' FOMO (fear of missing out) emotions and employ complex strategies such as mimicking legitimate transactions and creating deceptive websites. These findings underscore the need for enhanced security measures in the Solana ecosystem. At the time of this research release, the performance of Solana's transaction processing was affected due to the popularity of meme coins and the large volume of spam messages sent by algorithmic trading bots on the blockchain network. (Unchained Crypto)

The BLOCKAID report shows that 50% of pre-sale tokens in the SOLANA ecosystem exhibit malicious behavior.