SOON, the developer relations engineer, launches $RAHUL test coin, airdropping 100U tokens to each address
The 22-year-old developer relations engineer "Rahul" has launched a test coin $RAHUL, with an airdrop of 100U tokens per address.
Rahul stated on social media that the coin was initially only for testing the LP function of CobaltX DEX on svmBNB. On its first day of issuance, $RAHUL had a trading volume of $200,000 and FDV once broke through $2.8 million, with price increases exceeding 1000%. It has now begun to burn the pool's LP.
Rahul said that this coin "has no actual value", it was created solely for testing purposes but promised not to rug pull.
Currently, community interest is high, but users should be cautious about such experimental tokens.
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