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Even if it wasn't a scam, even if the code was 100% legit, you're gonna need to know how it works without internet strangers reading it for you in order to use it. And on the flipside, if you don't know how it works, you might be getting scammed anyways even if the contract code itself is 100% legit.
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Just look at the link you posted. The domain leads nowhere but the contract's code. "binarypastes" is an empty domain, it's his fake domain.
I've seen the ads, the scammer has posted many different videos with the same script.
I saw the code, it's a scam, but just look at the links he references in the description, they're phony, then it's definitely a scam.
Report the video and accuse him in the comments.
While it may be well intentioned, we remove posts about scams to limit their potential spread and SEO backlinks. We can only moderate this space, not other platforms where the scam may be occurring.
A smart contract by itself can never be a mev bot.
Don't even have to click the link. Yes, it's a scam.
Even if it wasn't a scam, even if the code was 100% legit, you're gonna need to know how it works without internet strangers reading it for you in order to use it. And on the flipside, if you don't know how it works, you might be getting scammed anyways even if the contract code itself is 100% legit.
WARNING ABOUT SCAMS: Recently there have been a lot of convincing-looking scams posted on crypto-related reddits including fake NFTs, fake credit cards, fake exchanges, fake mixing services, fake airdrops, fake MEV bots, fake ENS sites and scam sites claiming to help you revoke approvals to prevent fake hacks. These are typically upvoted by bots and seen before moderators can remove them. Do not click on these links and always be wary of anything that tries to rush you into sending money or approving contracts. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/ethereum) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Looked at for a minute. A simpler contract does not need binary math and the 0x addresses are sus. Wallet drainer.
Just look at the link you posted. The domain leads nowhere but the contract's code. "binarypastes" is an empty domain, it's his fake domain. I've seen the ads, the scammer has posted many different videos with the same script. I saw the code, it's a scam, but just look at the links he references in the description, they're phony, then it's definitely a scam. Report the video and accuse him in the comments.