This guy also got 800 $SOL ($150K) with the same scam It's great that we're conditioning ppl to do stupid things like sending to random wallet addresses for presales 👍 https://t.co/LobnHnACwW https://t.co/qkoYCwSMTI
don't send money to me i'm not launching shit i will keep the sol you won't get it back pls stop sending lmaoooo
please stop sending random people money lol
A series of tweets from various users have highlighted a concerning trend in the cryptocurrency community involving Solana ($SOL). Users have reported an increase in scams where individuals are tricked into sending $SOL to random addresses with the promise of returns or participation in non-existent launches, referred to as "send sol to this address" grifts. One user explicitly warned against sending $SOL to their address, stating they would keep any transferred funds without launching any project, emphasizing they are "not launching shit." Another tweet revealed a scam where a person received 800 $SOL (approximately $150,000) by exploiting this tactic, criticizing the community for "conditioning ppl to do stupid things" like participating in these scams. The community is being urged to exercise caution and stop participating in these fraudulent activities.