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I want to highlight once again that they've received well over $1.3 million in tax, and all we've seen is a video clip from Herbert! They're keeping you on hold with empty promises and fake stories about "the bitcoinman." It's crucial to ask straightforward questions about your money. Why are the NFTs from Pinterest? Where's the promised never seen before in crypto marketing campaign? Why does Herbert claim Xcom started as a meme when he knew who bought the domain from the beginning? Why hasn't the domain changed ownership? Everything seems deceptive, and Herbert profits from those who trust. Be cautious.
Herbert is the developer, and the team seems to have no clue about what they are doing. They copied a whitepaper, added Xchain to it, and also mentioned building on the DEMOS chain. After no further updates and some additional investigation, contacting the Kynesys team revealed they have no knowledge of this. This once again underscores the amateurism behind this project. I want to emphasize caution to everyone considering investing in this. Herbert is the developer, and there is no evidence of cypherpunk involvement.
Examining their product (the beta) thus far reveals a blatant betrayal of the cypherpunk community. They brazenly load all components through WalletConnect's notify server, allowing transactions and on-chain messages via the WalletConnect Chat SDK, a public API. Even the NFTs are shamelessly pilfered from Google. Do not be deceived. It's nothing short of the grandest LARP ever, and it's enraging.
Herbert, the self-proclaimed cypherpunk behind Crux, farms 2% volume daily, putting him in line with other scammers. Despite advocating for free speech, getting banned for asking questions turns this project into a well-played scheme. Beware – consider this a warning before investing. Additionally, be cautious, as most people in the Telegram group are likely hired to artificially hype up the project.