User bluecollar_worker shared how the crypto project Boostyfi and the Aleta coin (ATLA) turned out to be a scam. According to him, he was supposed to withdraw 5% of his invested funds this morning, but the withdrawal button simply didn't work. After 7 AM, the information in his account became blurred out, the phrase "to be determined" appeared, and all vesting data disappeared entirely.

When the author contacted support, a bot replied with a standard message asking for account details, acting as if nothing was wrong. User bluecollar_worker is certain this isn't a random glitch—everyone who invested money in the project faced the exact same issue. He blames a certain Phil, who spent several years hyping up this coin on Telegram, as well as promoting another token—ATQM.

In the comments, users unanimously confirmed that this is a classic rug pull. According to user SecureWriting8589, the word "investment" is misplaced here, as this is a well-known scam and the money is gone for good. User StabbyMcStabStabby added that fake vesting schedules are used by scammers specifically to stall for time and extract even more money from people.