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Cointelegraph reached out to the creators of Dingo Token for a response to the allegations but has yet to receive a reply before publication.
Users of Twitter and CoinMarketCap have also recently reported issues with the Dingo Token. Crypto trader IncredibleJoker said they could not sell their holdings in a Feb. 5 post.
@DingoToken when can I sell your scam coin?? My shit is worth $26,000 and I can’t sell any of them!!!!!!!!!!!
— IncredibleJoker (@IncredibleJ0ker) February 5, 2023
A Dingo Token moderator responded to the user’s Twitter post, asking the user to message them privately, but no further updates have been made public.
While on CoinMarketCap, user mraff1579 appeared to reference the backdoor function raised by CPR.
“Wow dont lislisten to send to new wallet they took 30 billion coins and only received 300 mil because of fraudulent tax wow ppieces of Shit. . I was going to send to deployed for coin but got screwed , pretty sure anything you do will result in lost of 99%,” the post said.
