VADER has gained by 40% in the past 24 hours, with the new meme token posting a massive 25,000% gain since it listed as a pair with Wrapped Ethereum (WETH) on Uniswap.
This makes VADER one of the best-performing coins in the market right now, yet it has already been marked as a "scam" on DEXTools, with analysis indicatig that the token's creators have set up a multi-blacklist to prevent buyers from selling their holdings and avoiding a dump.
This means that retail investors should avoid VADER at all costs, with the ability to make a profit off the token being all-but nonexistent for everyone bar its issuers.
However, there are new meme tokens in the market that do offer genuine opportunities for gains, with the Wall Street Memes (WSM) presale now raising more than $13.7 million, which provides a sign that it will rally big when it lists on exchanges.
Given that VADER has been labelled as a scam, it would be silly to provide its chart with serious analysis.
However, it is indeed suspicious that its price hasn't moved in the past half a day, something which we have observed with a high number of new meme tokens.
For this reason, careful retail investors shouldn't go anywhere near VADER, unless they're happy transferring wealth to fraudsters.
And the problem with coins such as VADER isn't only that they take money from real people, it's that they run the risk of making all new meme tokens and altcoins look similarly suspicious.
However, that certainly isn't the case, with at least some other new tokens having the strong online presences, communities and digital trails that indicate their legitimacy.
An excellent example of this is Wall Street Memes (WSM), an ERC-20 token that has emerged out of the meme stocks movement, which was
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