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Fartcoin: The Anti-Scam Crypto That Outperformed the Market

CRG
/2025.04.16 21:45:42
Fartcoin is being wrongly labeled a scam despite its transparent, fair launch and no insider advantages. With over 140k holders, $20M in LP, and massive daily volume—all without team dumps or paid promotions—it stands as a rare PvE altcoin. Mislabeling it fuels confusion, blurs lines between real scams and legit projects, and harms the crypto space.

One of the reasons scamming is so prevalent in crypto is because of rhetoric and ignorance like this. Fartcoin is legitimately one of the least scammy coins in the world:

There is no fartcoin team, no paid marketing, no discounted OTC's, no paid deals whatsoever, no advantage to anyone, a completely even playing field. I loaded my current bag publicly around $250M-$300M mcap. Anyone could have followed and those that did would have outperformed *everything* while equities nuked -20%.

Every single KOL that's ever tweeted about fartcoin bought their own bag from the open market (not including the engagement farming larps of course). It has thus far shown to be the ultimate PvE coin of this cycle. No founders dumping on people's heads. No insiders farming it. No free KOL bags. It is the anti-scam coin.

Yet ppl like this fella call it a scam anyway. Rhetoric and ignorance like this blurs the line between scam and non scam, so scammers can get away with whatever they want because everything is a scam and there's no differentiation

Fartcoin is liquid as fuck. Theres $20M in its main dex LP and it consistently does 9 figures of spot volume / 10 figures of derivs volume daily. All organic with no T1 spot exchange listings. Those tweeting about it (positively) either have a bag, find it hilarious or are engagement farming for the attention. Literally 0 financial malicious intent... in a world where 95% of altcoins have malicious intent in one way or another

It's also got beautiful distribution w 140k+ holders

If you think its a scam pumped by a 'KOL cabal' then you know very little about the inner workings of the crypto market and are blurring the lines between scam/not a scam, thus making our industry worse and enabling actual scammers to continue getting away with scamming

Fartcoin outperformed every liquid asset on the planet for the last 2 months with huge volume and liquidity throughout the worst period of market turbulence in years...... and everyone had a chance to get in.

If you're still calling fartcoin a scam, it says more about you than the coin itself.

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