Rug Pulls on Solana DEX Aggregators (2025)
Solana’s decentralized exchanges (DEXs) became hotspots for memecoin speculation in 2025 — and with that came an explosion of rug-pull scams. Analysts estimate that more than 90% of new Solana memecoin projects turned out to be scams or low-effort rugs.
Attackers used social engineering, insider hype, and coordinated pump-and-dump schemes to lure traders in before draining liquidity. One of the biggest incidents involved the LIBRA memecoin, promoted publicly by Argentina’s president. LIBRA hit a $4.4B market cap before developers drained $107M in liquidity, vaporizing nearly $4B in minutes.
Major 2025 Rug-Pull Incidents
Solana's ecosystem faced multiple high-profile incidents involving both DEXs and aggregators:
Jupiter DEX Aggregator — X Account Hack
In February 2025, hackers breached Jupiter’s official X (Twitter) account and promoted fake “honeypot” tokens like $MEOW and $DCOIN. Users who clicked the scam links lost funds instantly. Analysts reported that traders “lost millions… in minutes.”
LIBRA Memecoin Collapse
The LIBRA token — hyped widely and even mentioned by political figures — suffered one of Solana’s largest rug pulls. Developers drained $107M, causing a $4B+ market value wipeout within minutes.
Meteora’s M3M3 Insider Rug
In April 2025, a class-action lawsuit alleged that Meteora insiders controlled 95% of the supply of the M3M3 token before dumping it on investors, stealing an estimated $69M.
The Rug-Fi Problem
Many observers argue that Solana’s DEX ecosystem unintentionally incentivizes rug pulls. Exchanges collect fees on every trade — including the scam ones. With 98–99% of new tokens on some platforms classified as scams, DEXes generate millions despite repeated investor losses.
Detection tools exist, but scammers have evolved. Flash-loan pumps, fake volume, and temporary liquidity make rug pulls nearly impossible to catch before it’s too late.
Biokript Pro: A Rug-Pull-Safe DEX
Biokript Pro aims to solve the recurring rug-pull problem through a patented hybrid DEX model combining on-chain and off-chain protections.
- On-chain stop-loss protection — traders can set automatic liquidation triggers that activate during sudden liquidity drains.
- Anti-rug architecture — smart contracts monitor pool stability and price volatility.
- Front-running & MEV resistance — orders are hidden until execution.
- Hybrid orderbook — off-chain speeds with on-chain transparency.
Biokript is backed by Microsoft’s Founders Hub and has received a $100K Google Cloud grant, strengthening its infrastructure credibility.
Profit-Sharing: 50% of Fees to Holders
Unlike most DEX platforms, Biokript Pro directly distributes 50% of all trading fees to BIOK token holders. This transforms participation from simple token ownership into real revenue sharing.
Why Biokript Is Still Under the Radar
Despite strong fundamentals, Biokript is still emerging. The Solana community is heavily focused on memecoins, and many traders are skeptical of bold claims without long-term proof. Press coverage remains niche, and the project is still building adoption and liquidity.
Layman’s Summary
In 2025, Solana became a hub for daily rug pulls. Scam coins pumped fast, drained liquidity, and left traders with worthless tokens. Even major platforms like Jupiter were exploited via social-media hacks.
Biokript Pro introduces on-chain stop-losses, anti-rug systems, and profit sharing to make trading safer and more rewarding for everyday users.
