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Are there quick ways to identify bot accounts that immediately sell off after the initial purchase? This kind of manipulation technique is really common.
Someone mentioned a fee recognition method, but in reality, it's no different from regular project launches, which is the trap. Usually, retail investors lose 40%-50%, while these bot manipulators only make 0.1% and then run away. It seems negligible but the effect is outrageous.
The question is: how can we identify this kind of scheme before being exploited? Besides monitoring early wallet movements, are there other methods?