Cryptosolv
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Forensic chain analysts. Occasional shitposters. Blockchains don't lie, people do.
Happy to explain the $MATI "scam". 2 years ago everyone was saying pDAI to $1 and I said it'd be funny if a token (created by Gary) in my name went to $20 and stayed there, because dollar bills come in $1, $5, $20 denominations. After a year of MATI trading at $1, it shot up to $10 in 1 day with $1M of volume, and liquidity was thinned, and people thought that money went to create a reserve, like "The OA". That was over 2 years ago. And the MATI OA did lots of buy-backs after the price dropped to $1 and $0.50 and even pushed it back up to $5. Anyone who wanted to get out could, at various times, without major slippage. Most of the time the impatient ate lots of slippage, tho. Then on April Fool's Day 2025 half of the MATI held by real users got sacrificed/burned to the PLSX OA (a billionaire, allegedly), along with like 10B PLSX. Those folks ended up getting a Good DAI (pDAI) airdrop, with $20 of points per MATI. Nice. Then I took a year-long break from streaming in July (after going live twice weekly for 4.5 years). The price of PLSX fell 10x. Now I'm back. Now PLSX is going up again. Did you miss me? The MATI OA appears to have bought the bottom of PLSX, and can buy back all the MATI in existence at $10-20 when PLSX gets back to sac rate/all-time high. Epic! That'd be cool because no one ever paid more than $10 for a MATI, and many could buy it much cheaper, even at $0.05. People call me a scammer because they're jealous or stupid. It's what-about-ism or projection or flat lies. They have no proof that I lied or didn't do what I said I would do. I've only ever said what *could* happen, not what will. Nearly all influencer tokens went to zero. No hope. Not MATI. The liars mostly just point to the liquidity being removed. That's so silly. If I buy a DVD player in 1995 for $10k, I don't get to come back 20 years later and demand the 10k. People who buy any token on a DEX don't get to keep the new token AND "their" money that they parted with. What you traded isn't yours. That's absurd! If I trade BTC for ETH, I don't get to keep the BTC. Liquidity is owned by the provider. Lower liquidity moves prices up and down more anyway, and that's a very, very good thing in many cases, if you don't want lots of cheap MATI. I mean, you can't even get $5k of MATI without pushing the price against yourself to $10 (rough estimate). A good friend of mine launched an influencer token the same month as MATI. They also did $1m of volume. No OA. The token went to zero, forever, likely. And today? MATI is perfectly priced. $0.33 means no one can buy MATI and outperform PLSX. MATI never needs another buyer to go to $20 and stay there. It just needs PLSX back at sac/ath and for a benevolent address to fulfill the positive speculation. Most people just don't believe the MATI OA would do the right thing, because they wouldn't. Truth is, the SCAMMER they're projecting isn't MATI, it's their own reflection in the mirror. It's true people made and lost money on MATI, but that doesn't make it a scam. There's plenty of scams and failures in business and especially crypto. Many people who call MATI token a scam never even held it. I'd like to say their jealousy will add to the glory/legacy, but when MATI is at new all-time highs most people won't care. That makes it all the more impressive and meaningful to do what's "right", imho. But that's probably what a scammer would say. You decide. And buy lots of PLSX. x.com/Whatistruth77/…
The $HEX dumper has at least 619m $HEX left (no eHEX), might be missing one or two smaller wallets from this mix, but this incorporates the bulk of the supply. Here's the wallets with the bulk of the ammo: pulsechainstats.com/portfolio?wall…
The #PulseChain ecosystem in a nutshell.
