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This company is a guaranteed rug.pull. As soon as I short, it goes long, and as soon as I put in any value (20$,40$) I immediately either get rugged or the value of it gets pushed down insanely. I just had an experience that I shorted, there was a bar for liquidation, once it reached there it immediately shorted all the way down, this is a scam made to steal funds
I connected my phantom wallet and played on rugs.fun and had $15 in and woke up the next morning and the money was gone. I connected my kraken wallet and withdrawed $4 of solana it showed withdrawal successfully but no money appeared in my account. I have made them aware and they said they would refund me, waiting a whole day I re established contact and enquired about the refund, the reply was not helpful in any way. Rugs.fun is a waste of time and funds
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