[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Cryptosolv [@cryptosolv](/creator/twitter/cryptosolv) on x 2730 followers Created: 2025-05-31 03:48:33 UTC Last week we started looking into the $Finvesta ecosystem, which includes tokens like $MISSOR, $BEAST, $🎭, $DOMINANCE and what looks like around XX others. 🔎After about XX hours of digging it became extremely apparent that it wasn't worth the time and effort to fully analyze this absolute admin-key minefield, but we've done enough due diligence to identify some risks for those willing to listen. 📢 Key red flags in the ecosystem: 🚩 Almost all of these are unverified contracts. Kept that way under the guise of "not giving away the secret sauce", but in reality it means that almost every aspect of these tokens can be altered on a whim by the dev, with no forewarning and no visibility to holders. This includes changing taxes, changing reward tokens, blacklisting/whitelisting addresses etc. Unverified contracts are the very antithesis of DeFi, no serious dev should ever be hiding behind unverified contracts, no matter how special they think their code is. 🚩 Constant chopping and changing of taxes, printer derivatives, yield flows and liquidity. The interconnected web of tokens largely flows into one another, but is subject to change constantly, as and when the dev sees fit. Keeping up with the rotation is essentially a full-time job. Just today we note that Remember V2 had a XX% buy/sell/transfer tax slapped on it with zero warning to 'stop it from being gamed'. 🚩 Bot-driven activity at the expense of buyers/sellers. Wonder where some of the yield comes from? On the bot-heavy tokens you're getting sandwiched constantly, meaning you get a worse deal for your tokens to the benefit of others in the ecosystem. "Bro but look at how much volume we have" - $30m of volume in a day doesn't mean shit when >$29m of that is bots rampantly buying/selling to generate transactions to pay yield short-term. It's never sustainable, by nature of how these tokens work a portion of the transaction value is always being siphoned off for yield, meaning these charts almost always bleed downwards. 🚩 Advertised yields are misleading to say the least - they are predominantly advertised as a '% value' based on the current token price, which for most of these tokens is dropping faster than the yield is making up for. At some in this yield/price trade-off you're not actually in profit, unless you were very early or you've managed to rotate between tokens quick enough. ⚠️ Ecosystems like this are NEVER self-sustaining. You either need a constant influx of new buyers, or the aggregate price of all the tokens slowly bleeds to pay for the yield being provided. ⚠️ An ecosystem where you're constantly left guessing and rotating to new tokens isn't good DeFi - it's a clear example of just how dangerous and manipulative admin keys can be. To the XX% of people making good money in this eco, congrats. To the other 90%, think carefully about the game you're playing - you're essentially chasing a constantly moving target with a blindfold on (courtesy of those pesky admin keys and unverified contracts). You might be winning for the next X days, X weeks or X months, but chances are you'll wake up one morning and see the rotation has gone elsewhere, you're down XX% and a XX% sell tax has been slapped on your bags. For some, the prior yield will fully offset the loss, but for most it never does. Below are X of the more recent tokens - high advertised APY, but prices slipping back at a rate where you either have to permanently DCA to keep up, or you're eventually going to go backwards. Those who managed to buy in the first few hours or days are making a killing, those who didn't are likely slipping backwards and are partially blinded by their 'insane yield'. FWIW this isn't an 'extractoooooor' post, this is simply making you aware of some of the risks underpinning this ecosystem. We expect a number of you are well aware of these risks and choose to invest anyway, good luck and we hope it works out for you.  XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [dominance](/topic/dominance) [finvesta](/topic/finvesta) [acquisition](/topic/acquisition) [$dominance](/topic/$dominance) [$beast](/topic/$beast) [$missor](/topic/$missor) [$finvesta](/topic/$finvesta) [coins meme](/topic/coins-meme) [Post Link](https://x.com/cryptosolv/status/1928659842555593213)
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Created: 2025-05-31 03:48:33 UTC
Last week we started looking into the $Finvesta ecosystem, which includes tokens like $MISSOR, $BEAST, $🎭, $DOMINANCE and what looks like around XX others.
🔎After about XX hours of digging it became extremely apparent that it wasn't worth the time and effort to fully analyze this absolute admin-key minefield, but we've done enough due diligence to identify some risks for those willing to listen.
📢 Key red flags in the ecosystem:
🚩 Almost all of these are unverified contracts. Kept that way under the guise of "not giving away the secret sauce", but in reality it means that almost every aspect of these tokens can be altered on a whim by the dev, with no forewarning and no visibility to holders. This includes changing taxes, changing reward tokens, blacklisting/whitelisting addresses etc.
Unverified contracts are the very antithesis of DeFi, no serious dev should ever be hiding behind unverified contracts, no matter how special they think their code is.
🚩 Constant chopping and changing of taxes, printer derivatives, yield flows and liquidity. The interconnected web of tokens largely flows into one another, but is subject to change constantly, as and when the dev sees fit. Keeping up with the rotation is essentially a full-time job. Just today we note that Remember V2 had a XX% buy/sell/transfer tax slapped on it with zero warning to 'stop it from being gamed'.
🚩 Bot-driven activity at the expense of buyers/sellers. Wonder where some of the yield comes from? On the bot-heavy tokens you're getting sandwiched constantly, meaning you get a worse deal for your tokens to the benefit of others in the ecosystem.
"Bro but look at how much volume we have" - $30m of volume in a day doesn't mean shit when >$29m of that is bots rampantly buying/selling to generate transactions to pay yield short-term. It's never sustainable, by nature of how these tokens work a portion of the transaction value is always being siphoned off for yield, meaning these charts almost always bleed downwards.
🚩 Advertised yields are misleading to say the least - they are predominantly advertised as a '% value' based on the current token price, which for most of these tokens is dropping faster than the yield is making up for. At some in this yield/price trade-off you're not actually in profit, unless you were very early or you've managed to rotate between tokens quick enough.
⚠️ Ecosystems like this are NEVER self-sustaining. You either need a constant influx of new buyers, or the aggregate price of all the tokens slowly bleeds to pay for the yield being provided.
⚠️ An ecosystem where you're constantly left guessing and rotating to new tokens isn't good DeFi - it's a clear example of just how dangerous and manipulative admin keys can be.
To the XX% of people making good money in this eco, congrats. To the other 90%, think carefully about the game you're playing - you're essentially chasing a constantly moving target with a blindfold on (courtesy of those pesky admin keys and unverified contracts).
You might be winning for the next X days, X weeks or X months, but chances are you'll wake up one morning and see the rotation has gone elsewhere, you're down XX% and a XX% sell tax has been slapped on your bags. For some, the prior yield will fully offset the loss, but for most it never does.
Below are X of the more recent tokens - high advertised APY, but prices slipping back at a rate where you either have to permanently DCA to keep up, or you're eventually going to go backwards. Those who managed to buy in the first few hours or days are making a killing, those who didn't are likely slipping backwards and are partially blinded by their 'insane yield'.
FWIW this isn't an 'extractoooooor' post, this is simply making you aware of some of the risks underpinning this ecosystem. We expect a number of you are well aware of these risks and choose to invest anyway, good luck and we hope it works out for you.
XXXXXX engagements
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