- The founder of SlowMist warned about the lack of transparency in the CAR meme coin and urged caution in investment.
- He pointed out the issue of the CAR official website being inaccessible and malicious sites being introduced as the official page.
- He highlighted the concentration of 80% of CAR's supply in specific addresses.
- The article was summarized using an artificial intelligence-based language model.
- Due to the nature of the technology, key content in the text may be excluded or different from the facts.
The founder of the well-known blockchain security firm SlowMist has issued a warning about the Central African Republic Meme (CAR).
On the 9th (local time), Cos, the founder of SlowMist, stated on X, "Currently, the CAR, reportedly issued by the President of the Central African Republic, has a sloppy launch process," and "The lack of transparency can lead to all sorts of problems. Do not FOMO (Fear of missing out)."
He pointed out, "The official website of CAR is still not accessible," and "Some meme coin trading platforms are introducing malicious sites as the official homepage." He further added, "The details of the locked-up quantities have not been verified," and "80% of the CAR supply is distributed to six addresses related to the issuer."
Previously, Faustin-Archange Touadéra, the President of the Central African Republic, announced the issuance of the official meme coin. The authenticity remains unclear.
As of 3:22 PM, according to Dex Screener, CAR is trading at $0.3107, a 314,000% surge from 24 hours ago.