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DeFi100 (D100)

A BNB Chain index token whose website briefly displayed 'WE SCAMMED YOU GUYS…' in May 2021, prompting rug-pull reports. A widely shared $32M figure is disputed — the team said the site was hacked and its market cap never exceeded $2M.

Also known as: DeFi100, D100

Note: The scale of any loss here is disputed. This entry presents both the rug-pull reporting and the team's denial.

Summary

DeFi100 (D100) was a Binance Smart Chain index token. On May 22, 2021, its website briefly displayed a message reading "WE SCAMMED YOU GUYS AND YOU CANT [sic] DO SHIT ABOUT IT," which prompted widespread reports of a rug pull. ^[1]^[2]

Disputed scale

A crypto analyst claimed the team absconded with $32 million, a figure that spread widely but whose basis was never shown. DeFi100 said its website had been hacked, that no funds were stolen, and that the $32M claim was "false and baseless," noting the project's market capitalization never exceeded $2 million. The true scale is contested; investors did suffer losses as the project failed to deliver. ^[1]^[2]

Bracketed numbers refer to the numbered sources listed below.

Linked scams & cases

Save the Kids (KIDS)RelatedTokensA 2021 BNB Chain 'charity' token heavily promoted by influencers, including FaZe Clan members. Its advertised anti-whale limit was changed from 24 hours to 60 seconds just before launch, enabling insiders to dump; widely described as a pump-and-dump.

People & entities involved

Teddy Doge (TEDDY)RelatedTokensA BNB Chain Dogecoin-style memecoin/DEX. In July 2022, PeckShield said developer-controlled wallets executed a 'soft rug pull', selling ~$4.5M of TEDDY (converted to ~10,000 BNB + 2M BUSD, sent to Binance). TEDDY fell ~99%.

Sources (2)

DeFi100: Hack or Rug Pull? — The Defiant
People Behind DeFi100 May Have Absconded With $32M (and the denial) — CoinDesk