Pump-and-dump schemes occur when a group artificially drives up the price of NFTs by simulating demand. They do this through campaigns of massive purchases. As a result, these NFT projects gain incredible momentum and attract the attention of unsuspecting investors who also buy the NFTs. Once the scammers succeed in getting the price high enough, they sell off and leave their victims with little or no value. A variant of this scam is NFT developers, including codes that prevent anyone else from selling these tokens. These schemes are often characterized by sudden and irrational spikes in the prices of new and unknown projects.
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- Complete NFT Course
- OpenSea: A Step-by-Step Guide to Understanding It
- OpenSea is the first and largest general marketplace for trading non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
- What Are NFTs and How Did They Get So Popular?
- What Are dApps?
- What Is OpenSea?
- How does it work?
- How to use it
- Listing Your NFT
- Search Options to Discover NFTs
- Making an Offer
- Purchasing an NFT
- Locating Your NFTs on OpenSea
- Analytics for Sellers
- The proliferation of NFT clones
- Exploitation through the use of bots
- Phishing Attacks
- Our Conclusion
- OpenWord’s Anti-Plagiarism System
- OpenWord.io Monetizing Text Content in the Web3 World