What happened was when technical people asked questions like
"What happens when the web server hosting the monkey jpeg that the metadata of your NFT links to, but you don't own or control.... goes offline?"
The NFT grifters could never answer these questions because many of them didn't understand how NFTs work, and the ones that did couldn't answer because it would ruin the whole scam

So many words are banned here, there's no point in effort posting. You could copy and paste a legit good news story about a new crypto project from a mainstream news article, and it would just not show up here (shadowbanned) because it contained a banned word.
So what's the point? It's reddit-tier moderated to fuck to the point of unusability.
I get better info from Steemit (which has less censorship)

>>60502813
I asked Listen AI to analyze your link and it said

>Okay, I took a look at that GeckoTerminal link for the COLORS/SOL pool. Here's the rundown:

>The token has some recent activity, but the big red flag here is that the contract is not verified and a proxy was found. This is super fishy and usually means the token could be a scam or a rug pull. I'd strongly advise staying away from this one, mate. Plenty of other opportunities out there that don't scream "danger"!