Throwing tokenholders under the bus after memecoin devs doesn’t help ZachXBT

Famous blockchain sleuth ZachXBT refused to help owners of the SIMPLE memecoin buried on the Base blockchain after its developers abruptly shut down the project on April 4.

“After careful consideration and from the bottom of our hearts, we have come to the difficult decision to sunset,” the project wrote.

Meanwhile, SIMPLE remains locked in liquidity until the next day, allowing users to sell their token holdings until then. At the time of going to press, SIMPLE has lost more than 90% of its value in the last 24 hours and now has an insignificant market cap.

With users citing “mental health” as the main reason for the project's closure, the developers seem quite satisfied. “What kind of scandal is this?” one user wrote. “You guys haven't even been around for a week and using mental health as an excuse, you expect people to applaud you and you can rock without doing this pathetic experiment. Idiots.

Other angry users have turned to ZachXBT in search of help. However, the blockchain sleuth wasn't satisfied with the incoming requests for help either: “No, I don't care about your meme coins,” replied Zack. “I don't like spending a lot of time helping people who voluntarily choose to gamble on Vaporware meme coins,” he said. free?”

Another user who chimed in seems to have developed a deeper (and more poetic) understanding of the situation. “You expose people, and they attack you. You don't expose, people attack you; God bless you, ZachXBT, this place wouldn't be the same without you,” they wrote.

The Complex memecoin project appears to have ended a few days after its launch on March 30. The protocol has already reached a peak of 3,013 tokenholders. Amidst the ongoing crypto bull market, memecoins have shown average returns of 1,312.6%, the highest among the majors by market capitalization.

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