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100% scam, stay away from this "project" it was being posted by many "content creators" and on crypto news outlets as the next big thing and scammed money from many who participated in the "ico" which was all fake, the fact it's still even allowed to be still in operation is insane, stay away!!
They made a lot of empty promises, went silent whenever anyone criticized them, the team members are idiots with no clear plan or goal. Buying the presale was a mistake; not even one dollar from them is worth
🛑🛑🛑Another big scam project
If your money and time are valuable, stay away from these stupid Indians who scam people in their parking lot 👇
1. Delaying launch and more sales to raise more money!
2. Avoiding team authentication and approvals
3. People asking about issues and transparency are blocked immediately
4. The hidden nature of everyone on the project and no updates
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