It’s an interesting concept and I will be reading up a bit more.
In the whitepaper I understand having to justify the anonymity of the development team. What sets of alarm bells for me is comparing it to other successful projects, especially the clear reference to the returns from those projects.
Thank you for your interest.
Moonsheets are designed to show the relative return on investment if a new token matches the market cap of existing projects in their space. With our Moonsheets we use a sliding scale from projects with small market caps closer to where we are launching, progressing up to market leaders. This gives potential investors the ability to assess the viability of an investment in an initial offering based on where they think a project will migrate to in terms of its niche in the marketplace. These aren't guarantees or promises on returns, just a simple visual tool to assist people in their decision making. They are very commonly used in the crypto space by most projects who are launching.
That being said, we do have very lofty goals and see immense potential in HODL Valley. Our DEX for example has a number of advantages over market leaders like Uniswap and PancakeSwap for example. We allow cross-chain swaps directly between different blockchains, like Ethereum to BTC, as well as offering direct swaps from ERC20-ERC20 and BEP20-BEP20, among a number of other blockchains.