The Rug Bureau of Investigation

RBI — The Rug Bureau of Investigation The trenches are a warzone. Every block some dev mints a coin, fakes the volume, walks the chart up, and dumps the bag on whoever aped in. By the time the candles are bleeding, the dev's already three wallets deep and onto the next mint. RBI is the most-wanted board that doesn't let them vanish. It's a public registry of confirmed pump.fun ruggers — skinned like a federal bulletin, run on cold on-chain truth. No "trust me bro," no witch hunts. Just wallets, mints, and receipts. How it works: You catch a rug. Chart nukes, dev goes silent, liquidity walks. You've seen it a hundred times. You pull the receipts. Grab the creator wallet off the coin's pump.fun page, then open it on Solscan and watch the story tell itself — the self-buys, the dump, the SOL walking out to a fresh wallet. You submit with proof. Drop the deployer wallet in the box and attach the screenshots: the creator's pump.fun / wallet page and the Solscan transaction history. Proof is in the pudding — a name and a vibe gets you nowhere here. The screenshots are what make the case stick. It hits the review queue. Nothing goes live on a feeling. Every tip gets checked against the chain before it earns a stamp. CONFIRMED RUG. Once the extraction's provable, the wallet goes up on the Wall of Shame — mint, deployer, SOL extracted, the full playbook — permanent, public, searchable. The rule that keeps it bulletproof: we tag the wallet, not the person. No faces, no doxxing, no guessing. If the chain didn't prove it, it doesn't get the stamp. That's why an RBI entry can't be argued with — it's not an accusation, it's a record. Spot one. Pull the wallet. Screenshot the Solscan. Submit. Build the map and make the trenches a little less dark for the next ape in line.