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Squid Game Crypto Scam: What Happened And How Scammers Made Millions
Squid Game has been accused of plagiarizing the 2014 Japanese movie As the Gods Will, as both involve children's games where the penalty for losing is death. However, writer-director Hwang Dong-hyuk claimed he wrote Squid Game's script in 2009 (5 years before As the Gods Will was released), saying "the similarities that were pointed out are purely coincidental and there is no copying from either party". Squidgame crypto chart UPDATE : It’s like they say. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. After surging by as much as 75,000% to above US$2,860 / AU$3,800, the Squid Game cryptocurrency had to rug pulled out from under it – plummeting to just a fraction of a cent when the creators sold their majority holdings.
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Top Gainers Less ‘Squid Game’, more damp squib The developers also required users to obtain tokens of a second cryptocurrency, called Marbles, to sell their Squid tokens, according to the white paper. Marbles could be earned only by participating in an online game inspired by the show. To participate in the first game, for example, players needed to pay a steep entry fee of 456 Squid tokens. The subsequent levels cost thousands of tokens to enter.Image: SquidGame.Cash
To check Squid Game's price live in the fiat currency of your choice, you can use Crypto.com's converter feature in the top-right corner of this page. Most Popular in Finance The SQUID coin website reportedly featured a "whitepaper" analysis explaining how players could unlock coins by winning virtual versions of the games from Squid Game. While many news outlets amplified the crypto boom and quoted lavishly from the erroneous whitepaper, yet, experts remained tight-lipped about the development until after the crash when they came forward to call SQUID a scam. Popular tech website Gizmodo in an article from October 29 was one of the first to publish an article headlined 'New Squid Game cryptocurrency launches as obvious scam'.
