In the first six hours, the project attracted over $7 million. However, despite the impressive sum, analysts believe a significant portion of the funds may have been generated internally by the project to artificially boost interest.
Growing Suspicions
An investigation by a blockchain analyst dethective revealed that many transactions came from newly created wallets, funded via exchanges and quickly transferred to addresses linked to Hasbulla. This pattern is commonly used to simulate demand — creating an illusion of mass support and luring in inexperienced investors.
Experts note that in such schemes, only a few manage to secure profits, while the majority of buyers face a sharp drop in price shortly after the token hits the market.
Connection to USD1 and Past Schemes
Part of the funds raised during the BULLA launch came not only in BNB but also in USD1 — a stablecoin launched with support from the Trump family. This raised additional concerns given the reputation of previous crypto projects associated with Hasbulla.
In 2024, he launched the token BARSIK — named after his cat. Over 60% of the supply was allocated to insiders, and the price soon collapsed by nearly 100%. In the past 24 hours alone, BARSIK dropped another 57%, down to $0.0023.