$MANIFEST - just a huge scam rn! 🚨🚨🚨 https://t.co/riDcsGaeg2

$MANIFEST - just a huge scam rn! 🚨🚨🚨 https://t.co/riDcsGaeg2
🚨 SCAM ALERT - #CryptoScam #MemeCoinScam #RugPull
⛔️CSEC_1676: $MANIFEST
BCdwQBAn8dYB5YjTsoB6TdHAWokxv28k2oZUodERpump
WTF - over $27M ⛔️⛔️⛔️
⚠️ Hundreds of fresh wallets funded from different sources, snipe, dump, pump and hold this coin 💀
Seems everything is coordinated around John @CryptoGodJohn
When I called $MAGA (Make Aliens Great Again) a scam, people came at me saying: “don’t touch him, he is a GREAT PERSON!”
I’m sorry, but at this point, these people deserve both $MAGA and $MANIFEST rugs!
Other big KOLs are in this same cabal! @Healthy_Assets_ @biggalordTE ... to name a few.
☀️🔁REPOST🔁COMMENT🔁☀️
I have noticed that, over the last few days, several major investors have continued to accumulate $MANIFEST, whilst the number of holders continues to grow steadily.
One interesting sign is that, despite the heavy selling pressure that has affected the entire market, it has maintained a surprisingly solid structure, demonstrating greater resilience than many other assets.
$MANIFEST One of the indicators I consider fairly reliable for assessing a meme coin is the growth and stability of the number of holders.
Even during periods of intense bearish pressure and aggressive selling that have hit Bitcoin, observing how holders behave can provide far more valuable insights than simply looking at short-term price movements.
When a community continues to hold its positions despite market volatility and fear, it means that the underlying conviction remains strong. Let’s see