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Known for educational guidance and clear explanations of complex topics, but has faced significant community pushback including accusations of copying reviews and multiple heavily downvoted contributions.

“The Rcade Scandal: Coin Hunter’s Deception of Investors and Its Consequences”In the crypto world, many people take advertising deals and promote projects. However, some do more than just advertising they knowingly and willingly deceive investors. Coin Hunter did exactly that, and this was most clearly seen with the Rcade project. Rcade was promoted by Coin Hunter for months in a manipulative and misleading way. In every post, he acted as if he genuinely believed in the project. His promotional tone was less like an ad and more like “I’m here too, early entry wins.” Content that instilled trust, carefully selected visuals, tweets that appeared reliable to investors... All professionally prepared. The goal was clear: to draw the community into the project. And it worked. Many people joined the project solely because Coin Hunter recommended it. The comments under his tweets prove this. Telegram conversations are even clearer. Most investors entered Rcade because of his promotion. They invested thinking, “If Coin Hunter says it, he must know something.” But when the project’s listing day arrived, it became clear how planned everything was. As soon as Rcade was listed, it dropped by 70%. This wasn’t a sudden correction it was a direct dump. Tokens were dumped onto the investors inside. Prices collapsed within seconds. Everyone who bought suffered huge losses. And guess what Coin Hunter kept tweeting as if nothing happened. No warnings, no explanations, no apologies. This silence sums it all up. Because if you truly believed in a project that collapsed like this, you’d at least say something. But Coin Hunter’s goal was never to promote a project he believed in. The aim was to draw the community in through an advertising deal with the project and then just watch what happened. In the screenshots I shared, people openly say things like: “We found out it was an ad later,” “We trusted it because Coin Hunter shared it,” “The project crashed but no one takes responsibility.” When so many people say the same thing, it’s not coincidence it’s systematic manipulation. Coin Hunter targeted investors openly when promoting this project. He created fake trust through advertising, presented it as investment advice, and manipulated the community. In the end, everyone who lost money was left out there. Meanwhile, he carried on as if nothing happened. This isn’t the first time in the sector. The same pattern was applied in projects like MetaFootball and ZKSwap. But with Rcade, it’s much clearer. Because we have all the evidence: tweets, visuals, Telegram chats, price charts… Everything shows Coin Hunter was part of this process. Additionally, Coin Hunter claims to have made $60,000 profit from the “Dady Chill” token. However, onchain data shows no wallet with $60,000 or more belonging to him. This claim is purely to create hype and deceive people. He also shilled the “Spay” token for months. That token’s value has nearly dropped to zero. This shows a recurring pattern of promoting projects where investors end up losing money. In the pre-sales of “Pundu” and “Water” tokens, Coin Hunter and associates purchased tokens even before the official sites launched, then immediately sold them. Afterwards, they deleted the tweets about these sales to cover up their actions. Victims have started organizing and are currently collecting signatures to file official complaints with government authorities. This coordinated action shows the seriousness of the situation and the broad impact of Coin Hunter and the Rcade project. If anyone still works with Coin Hunter, takes ads from him, or trusts him, know that you’re part of this fraudulent system. The Rcade example is clear: this person doesn’t protect investors, he exploits them. It’s time to speak up. Anyone abusing trust in this sector must be exposed. Because if we remain silent, tomorrow the same scenario will repeat with another project and another name. And countless scandals like these, exploiting the community. Since most of the evidence is in Turkish, I have translated the images into English and included them as links for anyone who wants to review them. Additionally, I would like to especially thank Yargıç Kripto for the evidence and details. Because Coin Hunter often deletes his tweets, I used the images from Yargıç’s tweets.on AiRev · 1642· 1y ago9
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