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Hundreds of wallets (many of which haven't been active in 7+ years) just got drained by the same address on ETH mainnet Seems like a new live exploit, worth flagging

MegaETH has done a lot of things differently, whether it's fundraising, TGE timing, or go to market. But maybe the most important signal to me was this: No $MEGA tokens will be given to any exchange for listings. So no side deals and hence no hidden sell pressure. It's no secret how I feel about shady CEX deals, so seeing a top tier team actually know their worth and act accordingly is refreshing. Because in the end, it's simple: Price performance = buy pressure – sell pressure And most teams sabotage themselves from day one by handing out tokens at a zero cost basis, creating guaranteed immediate or future sell pressure. Even a -99% dump is still profit for the counterparty, and that's exactly the game most CEXs play. There is no such thing as alignment with exchanges, nor do they differentiate. They only extract. As much as they can. Which makes this interesting: $MEGA is one of the most anticipated TGEs of the year, the demand is undoubtedly there. So what happens now? Good and honest exchanges (if such a thing exists) will list it anyway, because volume is volume. Extractive ones will list it too, just to maintain the illusion that listings are free. The only real question is Binance. If they don't list it, that's going to tell you everything. If they do, they're just playing the same game, only smarter. Either way, MegaETH is setting a precedent that should act as a role model for any founder launching a token in the future: 1) Know your worth. 2) Treat your token like equity, not monopoly money. 3) Don't sell out your community for short term optics. I don't even care what the price does. They've already won.