Guys, dont forget to withdraw your $SEED

And finally, remove this shit from your TG names

12.04?

It looks like another scam has occurred in the depths of Telegram.

The SEED project claims that the blockchain is unable to handle the surge of users trying to withdraw their hard-earned $SEED to their wallets.

However, there’s one big problem with this explanation—SUI blockchain is one of the fastest in the world, easily processing 120,000 transactions per second and peaking at nearly 300,000 TPS.

But really, what else can you expect from yet another T2P project on Telegram?

Wtf? 2 refs? Why not 200 refs? Why not few thousands? What abot ppl that have not enough BP but was active in season 1?

Another trash 🗑️

If you have not enough MP:

go to the onchain task and start bot of 3000 meme point task you will get free 3000 point

Thanks subscribers for information

Looks like stable coins not more so stable...

Anyone knows what happened?

Telegram Cancels Stars, Gifts, and Premium Subscriptions Obtained Fraudulently

Some Telegram users have received a notification from the official Telegram account that their received stars, gifts and Telegram Premium subscriptions have been cancelled

Reversals occur when senders gift items to other users and then initiate a refund, likely through their bank. This results in the money being returned to the sender of the gift/stars and the gifted items being recalled from the recipient

Blum pre-market on MEXC

🚨 MEXC launched BLUM pre-market without developer approval

Exchanges often launch pre-market trading for cryptocurrencies without notifying the developers. This allows them to earn trading fees and attract liquidity early. The same happened with BLUM, which MEXC listed without any agreement with the project's team.

🔍 What’s known?
The BLUM team did not approve the listing and confirmed they had no cooperation with MEXC regarding this matter. However, this does not necessarily mean that the exchange is trading a fake token—similar situations have occurred before.

📌 Other cases where exchanges listed tokens without developer consent:
SUI (Sui Network) – BitForex launched "SUI IOU" trading before the official release.
Aptos (APT) – some exchanges announced listings before the launch.
Core DAO (CORE) – several platforms started trading the token in advance.
PulseChain (PLS) – exchanges introduced "PLS IOU" trading, causing investor confusion.
Celestia (TIA) – pre-market trading appeared before the token release.
Arbitrum (ARB) – MEXC and BitMEX launched futures trading before the airdrop.

❓ The key question – will withdrawals to MEXC be possible at the time of the trade? The BLUM team has not provided any comments on this matter, aside from confirming that the pre-market was launched without their agreement.

Any ideas? :)