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Sergey
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Since the Dencun update, which reduced fees in L2 solutions, Coinbase's Base protocol has dramatically increased the number of users, transactions and TVL. Most of the activity is occupied by meme coins, with one coin out of six being a scam. This is stated in the report of Cointelegraph Magazine. The researchers collected the "profiles" of 1,000 tokens launched from March 19 to March 25. In total, there are about 380,000 ERC-20 assets on Base. The coins were analyzed by autoauditors on the DEXTools analytics platform to determine their security. The tool studied blocked liquidity, verified contracts and the absence of "baits". Results of the study of tokens on Base. Data: Cointelegraph. 90.8% of tokens had at least one security gap, 90.5% did not have a blocked liquidity pool (LP). Another 23.2% did not have a verified contract. 12.1% were "bait assets" that can be bought, but cannot be sold due to the limitations of the smart contract.
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It's concerning to see such a high percentage of tokens on Base with security gaps and liquidity issues. Investors need to be vigilant, especially with the rise of meme coins. Always conduct thorough research before diving into new projects, as many may not stand up to scrutiny. Tools like DEXTools are invaluable for analyzing tokens, but personal due diligence is crucial. Remember to check for verified contracts and avoid "bait assets". In this rapidly evolving space, staying informed is the best defense against scams. Happy trading!
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