Quote from: @alymwehrli on July 03, 2024, 01:36:14 PM

These are the people who try to sabotage other fraudulent projects that burn the crypto market, where fantastic ideas and projects can emerge, but because of these things they make people afraid or afraid to enter this market and this is a flaw and vulnerability of the decentralized projects, because it is based on trust. The ideal is the emergence of decentralized projects where developers expose themselves, exposing their credibility is a demonstration of personal values.
Now I'm not defending either this project or the users who are defending the project or who are accusing the project.
I analyzed the project and it seems inconclusive, I didn't find anything related to the developers or people related to the project. If there is something publicly available, it is not apparent or easy to find.

Look at my investigation here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5495898.msg64178158#msg64178158

However, it appears there is more material to examine, and further digging is required. It's worth noting that in the early days of Bitcoin, there was similarly a scarcity of information, which didn't preclude its eventual success. There are many incredible decentralized projects out there that deserve attention and thorough examination. Additionally, since the source code is open source, every detail can be meticulously reviewed and verified. This transparency allows for a comprehensive assessment of the project's potential and integrity. The more I investigate, the more it seems that this project might have a solid foundation, deserving of further exploration and understanding.