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Robinhood Hit by Alleged Rug Pull Scheme Involving 53 Tokens and $18.43 Million

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Analysts have discovered a suspicious pattern of activity on the Robinhood cryptocurrency platform. Since the beginning of February, a group has allegedly been involved in a 'rug pull' scheme, releasing 53 tokens in just two months and extracting approximately $18.43 million in funds.

The analysts claim that these tokens were released through the platform's API, allowing the group to manipulate prices and inflate their value before selling at a profit. This type of scam is often associated with unregulated or pseudo-exchanges that promise unusually high returns.

It is worth noting that Robinhood has not commented on the allegations, but users have reported suspicious activity on the platform's chat forums.

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