2026-02-02 00:06:40

$SERO The real SERO has not been issued additionally. Why do exchanges have hundreds of billions more? Does anyone know the real reason? The total fixed issuance is 650 million, and the blockchain explorer on Super Zero Chain can be checked at any time. Is someone intentionally causing trouble? If there are hidden motives to delist Super Zero Coin, everyone is welcome to speak and discuss.

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· 02-23 09:08

Win-Win has always said there are no backdoors, no backdoors, but in the end, there was still a backdoor. Everything was taken through the backdoor. The common people are really unfortunate.

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Yulin

· 02-02 10:49

Deposit to the exchange immediately; on-chain data can serve as evidence to request the exchange to provide the identity information of the relevant deposit personnel.

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Spike12

· 02-02 04:22

It's all their scheme for mutual benefit. They are all scheming together to manipulate the situation for their own advantage, causing trouble and chaos for everyone else.

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ComeOnGrayMonkey

· 02-02 01:55

How did it suddenly increase by 30 billion?

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ComeOnGrayMonkey

· 02-02 01:44

It's about to reset to zero, unlimited issuance

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LittleNine-TailedFox

· 02-02 01:18

It turns out that the staking pool of the ecological app promoted by the Win-Win Community, which uses ( transmission S) form staking of ten thousand Super Zero Coins for ten years to earn one hundred thousand market coins, has been completely emptied. All funds were stolen or embezzled. This has no direct relation to the project team; it was a scheme orchestrated by the non-decentralized app developers. When promoting to the community, they used high returns to encourage downstream staking, ultimately stealing over one hundred million Super Zero Coins. The downstream stakers are now in trouble.

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LittleNine-TailedFox

· 02-02 01:06

It was found that there was no additional issuance. The reason is that over one hundred million Super Zero Coins staked in an ecosystem pool were all stolen through a backdoor, and after being transferred out, they were moved from multiple addresses to exchanges for trading and sale.

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GateUser-3924a345

· 02-02 00:42

Super Zero Coin has issued an additional 30 billion on the BS chain, probably done by the project team.

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GateUser-82945359

· 02-02 00:12

What is there to discuss about trashy scam coins? These are just worthless tokens that will be delisted sooner or later, with no real value or potential.

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