Recently, a project called CryptoDAO (v3 PRO) has emerged in the circle. Does it look familiar? That’s right, it’s those old faces who have changed their names again after playing people for suckers with AKAS, OLY, and LynkCoDAO.

I specifically checked the on-chain records, wallet addresses, transfer paths, and trading methods—all matched up. These guys are playing the "park scheme" game: changing names, packaging it as some new concept of "open source transparency," and then continuing to play people for suckers.

Their script is basically unchanged: in the early stage, they create some hype with airdrops, pull in a few KOLs to endorse it, and once the retail investors come in, they start dumping and run away. Those who were played for suckers in the last round are probably still in the group asking "when will it rebound," while this group has already moved on to the next project.

Just a reminder: when you see projects like this, just blacklist them and that's it. Don't hold on to the illusion that you can run fast. What scammers fear the most is having no one to take over; let's not be that person.