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🪫Projects like this often end up allocating large tranches of tokens to “Binance alpha” and KOL pipelines (Kaito, etc.) to manufacture hype. The result: insiders capture the majority, while the community gets close to 0%. I’m saying this so people see how some teams use slick narratives to drain value from their own users. In my view, Sixpence fits this pattern. #waitforscam #cryptoscam @SixpenceAI

Right now there is no significant pressure on the price, since no rewards were distributed. I am certain that all the 400k wallets you mention are team wallets, which are not selling at the moment. But you will be offloading them gradually, in a way that is hardly noticeable. That’s what I can say about you. @theblessnetwork

This is what happens when a project is run by an inexperienced team. They claim that someone sold tokens without their approval — do they really think everyone is that naive? In reality, it was the team itself that dumped the tokens and crashed the price, while trying to cover it up with excuses. There is no need for further “updates.” I had already pointed out earlier that this project is nothing but a scam. Looking at the chart, it’s clear that over $1M worth of tokens was sold in a single move. This was done by the team themselves. #ScamAlert #SEC #Regulation #CryptoScam @MTP_Network @multiple_global

📢A project developed by an Indian team has completely collapsed. Its current market cap stands at just $115K. Later, people start complaining that Indian companies often scam, but the truth is you should always do proper research before making any moves. This is exactly what happens otherwise. I had already mentioned earlier that this project was a scam.@MTP_Network

📢I want to say a few words about one of the founders of Bless Network. I believe projects often bring in people like this to “show off” and create the illusion of credibility. Thanks to their connections, they may indeed secure investments — but in reality, it’s all empty. When the time comes, they simply take their share and walk away. In the end, both the community and investors are deceived. This is why we must be especially vigilant against such projects. It’s painful to see, because people invested their resources and contributed actively — not for free — yet they received nothing in return. Bless has already placed itself on the list of projects that destroyed trust. And there’s no way out of that list. Stay alert: founders like this are nothing but a shiny wrapper with nothing inside. @theblessnetwork @SECGov #scam #regulation #

See this? These are the same users who once lifted you up, wrote positive comments, and supported you. Now they will be the ones to destroy your reputation. Why? Because you deceived everyone. Soon you’ll see thousands, and eventually millions, of such reviews. I said it before — once the FUD begins, there will be nothing left of your project. You claim that 5 million node runners received rewards? Fine. But let’s be honest — those are mostly the Bless team. They’ll be the ones dumping the tokens: either at TGE, or gradually over the next three months. Just another project added to the long list of wrecked ones. @theblessnetwork #scamdepin #depin #scam #SEC #needregulation

📢I will call out and criticize any project that shows blatant disregard for its community. I hope you’ll stand with me — because staying silent is no longer an option. Recently, the GATA project launched. Many people spent weeks farming points with DVA DataAgent, keeping their computers running in the hope of a fair drop. Now the token is already trading. Think about it: the initial distribution was done only through Binance Alpha. What does that mean? It’s simple — Binance Labs (now YZi Labs) themselves invested in this project. The rebrand most likely happened either because the original brand failed or simply as a way to recover money. Even the Alpha participants don’t want these tokens: they claimed them and immediately dumped. Why would they hold them? Meanwhile, the community that genuinely supported the project was left empty-handed. Here’s the harsh truth: the team plans to distribute leftovers only after dumping their own tokens. First, they cash out; then, scraps are thrown to the community once the price collapses. The AI narrative brought hype, and under this hype countless projects follow the same script: raise money, cash out, and disappear. GATA is no different: a rebrand, a dump, and then vanish. People who truly supported the project ended up with nothing. Right now, around 70% of crypto projects are scams. And sooner or later, accountability will come — whether through regulation or simply the collapse of market trust in these schemes. @Gata_xyz #crypto #airdrop #GATA #CryptoNews #Web3 #Binance #ScamAlert #AirdropScam #CryptoCommunity #AINarrative

Rebranding is great, but what’s the point if even basic login doesn’t work? Sixpence (prev. OpenLayer) promotes decentralization & AI for the people, yet users are met with HTTP 429 (Rate exceeded) errors just trying to connect. No Discord, no support, no fallback. Projects that ignore infrastructure and user feedback often drift in the wrong direction. I truly hope Sixpence won’t join the growing graveyard of DePIN vaporware. #Web3 #DePIN #AI #SixpenceAI #Crypto #RebrandDoneWrong @SixpenceAI @__geometry__ @a16zcrypto @LongHashVC

Hello everyone. I’d like to share an observation about certain companies in the Web3 space. Based on statistics and my own experience, a significant portion of projects led by teams or founders from India have unfortunately turned out to be scams. The pattern is almost always the same: funds are raised, big promises are made, but in the end users receive nothing of real value. To be clear: this is not about the nation or people as a whole, but about the companies and projects operating in such a manner. If this message offends anyone, I sincerely apologize, but it’s important to speak openly so the community stays informed and cautious. Some examples include projects like @Gaianet_AI and @MTP_Network among others. Sadly, the story is always similar: people spend time, money, and resources, but end up with nothing. I hope this serves as a warning for everyone in the community.

📌 It’s now clear that everything I warned about earlier has come true. The Discord chat is flooded with complaints — nobody has received their rewards. People spent money running servers or farming on their own PCs, yet it made no difference. Everyone was farming through the extension, and then it was suddenly removed. In the end, nobody got anything. The Multiple Network team collected all the money and essentially abandoned the community — even the investors were left behind. This is exactly what I pointed out before, and now it’s undeniable. @multiple_global @MTP_Network @okx @YoubiCapital @Bitrisecapital_

I would like to express some concerns regarding your project. From an outside perspective, it appears very similar to other initiatives that focus on collecting funds and then disappearing, leaving contributors at a loss. Participants have spent significant amounts—some over $1,000 on domains—while also setting up over 100 nodes and renting servers. The question arises: for what purpose? It feels as though people are investing their own resources without any clear return, effectively subsidizing your project. Removing my message will not change this perception. It would be far more constructive to address these concerns openly and provide the community with a clear, transparent explanation of why this project is not just another cash grab. @Gaianet_AI @Mantle_Official

Multiple Network — Phase 3 is starting with bugs, silence, and zero accountability. On March 12, the Chrome extension stopped working. That same day, the team posted on Twitter: 📌 “Snapshot for Phase 2 completed. Phase 3 will begin on March 15.” But here’s the actual situation: — The extension is still broken. — Discord is full of template replies from moderators. — No ETA. No transparency. No roadmap updates. — Runtime is bugged: people farmed for 30 days and got credit for only 4. — Plenty of bugs, and the team remains silent. If you’re not going to fix the extension — say it openly. If you are — share a proper timeline and acknowledge the issues. The community spent time, money, and energy supporting this testnet. Getting vague replies and silence in return is unacceptable. TGE was promised in Q1, now silently pushed to Q2. You claim Phase 3 is starting — but half of the infrastructure is broken. Is this how a team prepares for a Token Generation Event? Right now, it looks like the community is just a number to show investors. And the real focus is not on users — but on maximizing internal profit. 📢 We, as a community, deserve transparency. Until then — there will be no trust. @multiple_global @MTP_Network @okx @YoubiCapital @Bitrisecapital_ Retweet and like guyz. Thanks.

🚨 CLI Update – Fake Fix or an Attempt to Wipe the Working Version? Today, Nexus released a CLI update, but in reality, nothing has changed. 🔹 Everyone has the same logs, just looping fake data. 🔹 Farming is still not working, this update seems to be just for show. 🔹 There’s a possibility that this CLI version was released not to fix anything, but to remove the previously working version from users' machines. ⚠️ Pay attention – they might be forcing everyone onto a non-functional version. What do you think? A coincidence or another calculated move by the devs? @martinmarin @NexusLabs @PanteraCapital @dragonflyvc

Nexus halted farming – technical issues or intentional manipulation? NexusLabs announced the launch of Phase 2 of their testnet, but the way it has unfolded raises serious concerns about the project’s transparency. 📌 What happened? 🔹 After the testnet officially launched, farming did not work, but after some manipulations, a few users managed to start it, and rewards began accumulating. 🔹 The developers clearly did not anticipate this – once they noticed that users were actively farming and the reward pool was shrinking, they abruptly halted the process. 🔹 The official explanation given was "fixing CLI bugs." However, this appears more like a deliberate move to restrict access to rewards for the community while securing a portion for the developers themselves. ⚠️ Farming has now been paused for two days, with the team continuing to cite “technical fixes.” 🔹 Additionally, Nexus has announced that the testnet will end on February 21. 📢 Conclusion The situation raises legitimate concerns. If the team truly encountered technical difficulties, they could have addressed them without completely halting farming. Instead, this approach strongly suggests an attempt to redistribute rewards to specific addresses before resuming public access. Such actions undermine trust in the project’s transparency and could impact its reputation among both users and investors. We’ll continue to monitor how this unfolds. What’s your take on this? @NexusLabs @PanteraCapital @dragonflyvc

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