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Cointelegraph28.5.2026Crime3 Min. Lesezeit

South Korea Charges Group in Alleged Rug Pull Involving Solana-Based Memecoin

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South Korean prosecutors charged a group in an alleged rug pull involving the Solana-based memecoin Catpie, or CATFI, causing $599,000 in financial damage to 256 investors

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South Korean prosecutors charged a group in an alleged rug pull involving the Solana-based memecoin Catpie, or CATFI, in what local media described as the country’s first decentralized exchange (DEX) rug-pull prosecution. ...

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