BlockDAG 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

The project was a complete scam from the start, and Kay-Brin exposed it all. When I realized who was behind it—a known international fraudster—all the tokens I had purchased disappeared from his syste... See more

Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Started by a scammer Gurhan Kozilov. Running presale like a meme coin. Fired CEO Anthony Turner and replaced him with Nic Van Der Bergh, a real clown. Oversold tokens but 75 billion and forced a red... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Like the gist of the Movie, "The Producers", BlockDag is a SCAM, that promised "Launches" in 2024, 2025 And 2026 ans, so far, No Lauch. Remember 98 % of all Crypto is a Scam and BlackDag is one of t... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Haven't invested and I won't. Too many red flags. Review Anthony Turner's LinkedIn profile please - lots of major CEO roles allegedly but the only one that comes up in Google searches is Blockdag (... See more

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BlockDAG, inspired by Bitcoin, is the world’s most advanced layer 1 blockchain. A cutting-edge Proof-of-Work (PoW) algorithm that delivers industry-leading speeds, unbeatable security, and high decentralization.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

BlockDAG: Promises Without Proof

I invested in BlockDAG after seeing their big presale promotions, but my experience has been disappointing. Promised bonuses never arrived, and coins I purchased were later taken back with no refund option. Trustpilot has even flagged their profile due to guideline breaches, which says a lot. Independent crypto analysts warn that BlockDAG may be a scam, pointing to plagiarized documents, fake apps, and unverifiable fundraising claims. Until BlockDAG provides transparent, on-chain proof and delivers on its promises, I cannot consider this project legitimate.

November 11, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Stay away

Stay away! Presale never ends. Delays delays. Over 2 years and nothing. Support is horrible and just there to take you money. Huge scam!

November 20, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

check before buy

Please check before buy;

1) partnerships disappear; inter and BvB as examples. Rumours are BvB didn’t receive payment.
2) over estimate potential; $5 would make this 2nd in total value, close to impossible.
3) check miners received; just a few are shipped, nowhere close to 100.
4) no proof of several claims
5) various ‘marketing’ tricks applied, all WITHOUT proof
6) leaks of confidential information; only done to promote sales, but none proved to be real (NBA)
7) claims which disappeared; numbers of listing, inter partnership, no investor, launch in 2025..
8) CEO not having the authority (A Turners said so himself)
9) marketing clown Nic is NOT sharing any proof in his ‘proof’ video.
10) CertiK audit (team) not renewed

At best; launch in 2026, prediction $0.0005 mid’26.

Please do your homework before buying.

November 4, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Avoid Blockdag scam

I invested in this over a year ago.... had 470,000 coins and now they are saying they are taking 260,000 of them back off me because they oversold, I asked for refund and was told " There is no refund" pure scam avoid at all costs

October 31, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Invest Carefully — Transparency Is Missing

Independent reviewer focused on transparency in crypto, finance, and digital platforms.
Sharing research-based insights to help others avoid scams and make informed decisions.

There are several red flags around BDAG / BlockDAG Network that suggest you should treat it very cautiously. I’ll walk through the positive signals, the warning signs, and my verdict along with what you should watch out for.

Some positive signals

• The project has a public presale page that claims a large raise ($200-300 M+) and many token sales completed. (financefeeds; coingape; icobench)
• There is coverage from crypto-media and review sites discussing it in depth. For example | “Is BlockDAG Legit?” article. (bitrue; theholycoins; coinlaunch.space)
• The team and website display a roadmap with ambitious goals (Layer-1 hybrid DAG/PoW) which shows conceptually they intend to deliver something meaningful. (blockDag; coincentral)

Major warning signs

• Many reviews and analysts highlight excessive marketing / hype rather than actual product delivery. For instance, flashy ads, big claims on ROI, mining apps etc. (theholycoins; coinlaunch.space)
• Tokenomics / distribution concerns: extremely high fully-diluted valuations (FDV), large presale portions, many tokens allocated early, meaning huge selling pressure later. (vritimes; coinlaunch.space)
• Delays and lack of transparency: for example mainnet launch or listing dates being pushed or vague. (cryptonews)
• A large portion of what we saw (for example the “Last 4.56B Coins Left! Buy BDAG @ $0.005!” banner ) is very typical of presale marketing campaigns that emphasise scarcity and urgency. That doesn’t mean it is a scam, but it is one of the tactics many less-credible projects use.
• Some reviewers claim they have lost money or not received promised tokens/withdrawals. On Trustpilot for example: complaints of “stole $600” etc.

My verdict

Given the above, I cannot say definitively that this is a scam, but I would classify this project as high risk and leaning toward being very speculative or possibly risky to the point of being unsafe. If I were ranking it, I’d give it a Risk Rating: Very High.

Here’s how I would summarise it:

If you are thinking of investing in BDAG, treat it like highly speculative capital you are prepared to lose completely.
The project may deliver a breakout, or it may fail, or simply fade without major value capture.
Don’t invest funds you can’t afford to lose, and be cautious about the timing, token lock-up terms, and the presale environment.

What you should check / ask before proceeding

• Does the project have an audited smart contract? You saw audits claimed, but verifying they really exist is key.
• What is the exact token distribution schedule? How many tokens are locked, who holds them, when will they unlock? Large unlocks = large sell pressure.
• When and where is the token actually going to list (which exchanges), and what is the liquidity plan? Without listing, presale value is speculative.
• How much of the funds raised are going into real development vs marketing?
• Are their promises realistic (6-month mainnet launch, thousands of miners, huge ROI) or do they sound too good to be true?
• Do you get verified escrow or are you just paying into a website and waiting? Payment methods matter.
• What is the refund policy or exit plan? Many presales do not allow refunds if things don’t go as planned.

What you can do next

If you want to further validate before deciding:
• Check the audit firms (CertiK, Halborn) directly: search their websites for “BlockDAG / BDAG” and see if the audit is listed.
• Verify that the “Top Exchange Listings Confirmed” are real: check exchange announcements, token tickers, trading pairs.
• Check token distribution and unlock schedule: how many tokens are locked, who holds them, when will big unlocks happen.
• Search for user complaints or red flags on forums like Reddit (r/cryptocurrency, r/ICOs) for “BDAG scam” or “BlockDAG presale complaint”.
• Be wary of mobile mining apps: review permissions, contract addresses, actual payout proof.
• If you decide to allocate a small amount, treat it like speculative venture money and not core capital.

October 30, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam

Scam. There presale is never over and the coin you bought is not available in your account.

October 26, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Complete scam

Complete scam . Endless presale , massive delays on miner delivery. If they wait to raise $600m before they launch they are not going to launch for at least another 12 months . They have no license to sell securities . Now manipulating Trustpilot . They belong in jail .

October 22, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

BlockDAG is a scam

BlockDAG is a scam. I spent 1000euros. Don't do my mistake please. Stay away from this company that does not have even the licence to sell what they are selling.

October 22, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Very professional Scam

Very professional Scam. Never ending pre-sale phase. "Now final phase" after another. better to send your Coins to 0x00000000000

October 16, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

BlockDag is a Scam

BlockDag is a Scam . They just scammed me, my account reads zero , while I had $1700 tokens worthy . There is no history of any transaction . Someone should stop them . I did some research and looks like everyone is going through the same situation.

October 15, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

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SCAM!SCAM!SCAM! they blocked me from the community when I requested for my tokens just stay away from this platform…………Don’t be afraid to seek help
I refused to let them go away with my money filed a complaint and got everything back within 48hours

September 29, 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Blockdag is a complete scam

Blockdag is a complete scam. Stay well clear do not give them money. Joined the telegram. Asked why they didnt release the tokens as stated for the 27th of August. They block me from their chat. Dont fund their lies. Buy something else.

September 8, 2025
Unprompted review

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