认识Sahil Arora - 加密人物的超级恶棍

将“超级恶棍”一词周围撒在所有人的情况下可能有些不负责任。一位享有声望的运动员会定期打破您的团队及其忠实球迷的心？

It can be a little irresponsible to throw the term ‘super villain’ around all willy-nilly.

将“超级恶棍”一词周围围绕所有人而言，这可能有些不负责任。

A prestigious athlete that regularly breaks the hearts of your team and its loyal fans? Absolutely fine. An ibis that lives across the road? ‘Super villain’ might not be strong enough of an adjective.

一位享有声望的运动员会定期打破您的团队及其忠实球迷的心？绝对很好。一个住在马路对面的宜必省？ “超级恶棍”可能不够强大。

But what about a ruthless, self-proclaimed scammer who revels in stealing millions from unsuspecting victims?

但是，一个无情，自称为骗子的骗子呢？

If that ticks your boxes, then meet Sahil Arora – crypto’s very own super villain.

如果那会勾勒出您的盒子，那就遇到Sahil Arora - 加密货币的超级恶棍。

Arora Features in New York Post Interview, Boasts of Riches from Rug Pulls

阿罗拉（Arora）的特色纽约邮政采访中

A recent article from the New York Post described Arora as a ‘petty grifter’ who seemingly relished his status as an evil tyrant of the crypto underworld.

《纽约邮报》最近的一篇文章将阿罗拉描述为“小grifter”，他似乎很喜欢他作为加密黑社会的邪恶暴君的地位。

Unlike most other scammers who, you know, intelligently remain anonymous, Arora decided it was a good move to not only accept an invitation for an interview with the NY Post – but to brag about his actions, too.

与大多数其他诈骗者不同，您知道聪明地仍然匿名，阿罗拉认为，不仅接受纽约邮报采访的邀请是一个很好的举动，而且也吹嘘自己的行为。

If that wasn’t enough, Arora even had the gall to suggest his victims should probably be happy he stole their money, because he’s got a strong track record of successful scams.

如果还不够的话，阿罗拉甚至有胆汁暗示他的受害者可能会很高兴他偷了他们的钱，因为他拥有成功的骗局的良好记录。

If Arora wasn’t living up to his super villain status before – he sure is after that comment.

如果阿罗拉（Arora）以前没有履行他的超级恶棍状况，那么他肯定是在这一评论之后。

Is Crypto Still the Financial ‘Wild Wild West’?

加密仍然是金融的“野生西部”吗？

Arora is just one of hundreds of people who’ve identified the potential profits from shilling meme coins.

阿罗拉（Arora）只是数百人之一，他们已经确定了先令模因硬币的潜在利润。

Traders often trawl through Pump.fun or Dexscreener looking for the next 1000x meme coin to jump on early. Usually, by the time they find it, it’s already too late – but most still invest, anyway.

交易者经常拖到泵。FUN或DEXSCREENER，寻找下一枚1000倍模因硬币以提早跳跃。通常，到他们找到它时，它已经为时已晚 - 但是大多数仍然投资。

While Arora, who intentionally deceives people in order for personal gain, is clearly a bad actor who should be punished, meme coin mania does raise interesting philosophical questions for the industry.

虽然有意欺骗人们以谋取个人利益的Arora显然是一个不好的演员，应该受到惩罚，而Meme Coin Mania确实为该行业提出了有趣的哲学问题。

In a world where financial freedom is paramount, token creators can’t be totally to blame for loss of funds, especially if they are silently taking profits rather than co-ordinating a scam. If investors want to gamble on extremely low-cap, risky meme coins, they should share part of the responsibility, too.

在财务自由至关重要的世界中，代币的创作者不能完全归咎于资金损失，尤其是当他们默默地获得利润而不是协调骗局时。如果投资者想赌博极低，风险的模因硬币，他们也应该分担部分责任。

It’s an interesting conundrum for a sector that’s maturing rapidly. With regulations coming from Governments and institutions lining up for a piece of the crypto pie, it’ll be interesting to see whether lawmakers tackle the rug pull issue, or if they just let scammers and investors battle it out in the ‘Financial Wild Wild West’.

对于一个迅速成熟的行业来说，这是一个有趣的难题。随着来自政府和机构的法规排队为一块加密派派，很有趣的是，立法者是否解决了地毯拉的问题，或者他们只是让骗子和投资者在“金融野生野生野生西部”中与之抗争。

(Yes, mainstream media does still call crypto that).

（是的，主流媒体仍然将其称为Crypto）。