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RE: Can EOS save its blockchain castle from the mysterious attack?
Seems ridiculous that the token has been listed on so many exchanges when it’s an obvious ponzi, many other tokens have much more function including the sister sites to STEEM. It’s not easy to get listed on large exchanges thus there is no way this isn’t being perpetuated by someone throwing money at the problem.... sounds like a attempt to steal the value of EOS and this is ultimately my fear for SMT on STEEM
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Yes many exchanges listed the token immediately and gave value to the 'waste token'.
Its a @d00k13 token you can say it 😅
Some of the exchanges have requirements of trading volume so I really wonder how it was listed so quickly on so many?
Yes seems fishy
Seems like a legit concern for any token supporting network.
Seems like a legit
Concern for any token
Supporting network.
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