Recently, a new meme coin called Capybara Lulu (CTO version) launched on Solana. The project's CTO is reportedly the same S big shot who has previously made waves on the Solana chain. Everyone in the circle knows this person is highly experienced in market making, with solid skills in both pumping and controlling the market.
However, the things the project team has encountered in the past few days are truly outrageous. First, a couple of days ago, some overseas users claimed they were victims of extortion. Then yesterday, there was a doxxing (privacy leak) incident, throwing the community into chaos. Now, some people suspect there might be more to these events than meets the eye—with the timing being so coincidental, right before the project was about to make some big moves.
To be honest, only an IP like Lulu can withstand this kind of media onslaught. As for whether there’s actually a coordinated scheme targeting the project, it’s still unclear, but the market is never short on conspiracy theories. For those getting involved in such early-stage meme projects, it’s wise to stay vigilant—pay close attention to the team’s background, fund flows, and community atmosphere.
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DogeBachelor
· 9h ago
Uh, is S boss stirring things up again? Feels like Lulu's IP can really hold its own.
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RugResistant
· 9h ago
Such an obvious timing coincidence, I just can't bring myself to believe it.
S is really a master at this—riding the hype wave from start to finish.
Boxing and extortion all at once—who can withstand this wave of public opinion?
Capybara IP is strong enough, but this move is really a bit too careless.
The early meme scene is too complicated; better to just stick to buying the dip in mainstream coins.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 9h ago
Yeah, it's S again. This guy never takes a break.
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After going through a full round of blackmail and doxxing, the only one still bouncing back is Lulu.
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Why do I feel like the timing is a bit too perfect?
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Early meme coins were all about betting on luck, that's what you gamble on.
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If this round of public opinion is really orchestrated by competitors, that's wild. S won't recover from this one.
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Is Lulu's IP just that strong or what? Any other coin would have died already.
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Being cautious is useless; early meme coins are just a gambler's game.
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Once you check the fund flows, everything will probably make sense.
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If this happened on any other chain, it would've died already. Stuff on Sol just keeps going.
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I kinda suspect it's a coordinated setup, but where's the evidence?
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ChainDoctor
· 9h ago
Same old trick again—blackmail, doxxing, and then a big move. The script is completely played out.
Recently, a new meme coin called Capybara Lulu (CTO version) launched on Solana. The project's CTO is reportedly the same S big shot who has previously made waves on the Solana chain. Everyone in the circle knows this person is highly experienced in market making, with solid skills in both pumping and controlling the market.
However, the things the project team has encountered in the past few days are truly outrageous. First, a couple of days ago, some overseas users claimed they were victims of extortion. Then yesterday, there was a doxxing (privacy leak) incident, throwing the community into chaos. Now, some people suspect there might be more to these events than meets the eye—with the timing being so coincidental, right before the project was about to make some big moves.
To be honest, only an IP like Lulu can withstand this kind of media onslaught. As for whether there’s actually a coordinated scheme targeting the project, it’s still unclear, but the market is never short on conspiracy theories. For those getting involved in such early-stage meme projects, it’s wise to stay vigilant—pay close attention to the team’s background, fund flows, and community atmosphere.