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This is a scam project run by a team of serial scammers. The main guy is Indian and has multiple accounts and aliases and has no real knowledge of Blockchain technology except that he can make a quick dollar from getting new investors. His resume includes failed projects DIX, RSTR, HTZ and now this one. He is a member of pump and dump groups and recruites teams to pump his projects and dumps on investors.
Yeah, and the above message was posted by a sore loser.
Well, Im a HTZ holder and you are wrong on all accounts. The HTZ project is still alive and well. Please dont spread the false information about HTZ project to benefit your own interests.
The Indian guy you talked about was a holder of the abandoned RSTR project, and he was just a community member who volunteered to join the project HTZ team. The team members of DIX, RSTR, and HTZ are totally different. DIX was a simple token and RSTR was just a typical POS coin, and both were easy to make. HTZ is a real project running on its own EVM chain with defi apps. I know a thing or two to be able to differentiate a meme project from a real blockchain project. People can do their own research and find our the facts themselves.
How can you know that hes a member of pump and dump groups, and dump his projects? This seems like a desperate accusation without any proof. You were probably the one who dumped HTZ lately, so now youre spreading this false information.
Sorry to OHO project for posting this here, but this guy is trying to spread FUD about HTZ, so I need to respond.
I had some worthless Ondori back in 2021 after it had been abandoned for 2 years, and I'm grateful that someone helped picked it up and turned it into Hertz. I'm pretty sure the person had some Ondori too, and that's why the person/team helped revived the project. That seems pretty logical I think.
If someone who helped created Hertz will move on to do his own project, then I'm all for it and thank you for making my worthless Ondori became valuable for me. The links and evidence above do support OHO team, so the facts seem to be pretty clear.
I think the main question will be whether HTZ will survive. As a HTZ holder, I'm feeling more comfortable with some HTZ team joining OHO at least during the transition period. I hope the transition will last at least until HTZ is strong enough to be on its own. I believe HTZ has also got a good foundation with its own EVM chain and Defi tools. We just need to get people to use it. I really hope that HTZ will continue to be alive and well.
I notice that HTZ team seems to make a move and getting more people to join the team, and mentioned that a staff who left HTZ team deleted the YouTube videos. Here's the message from their telegram group.
"With regard to the removal of Hertz Network YouTube videos, the current Hertz Network team does not have access to the old Hertz YouTube channel. A previous Hertz team member has access to the channel, and didn’t return it to the community when he left. The videos were deleted, but fortunately they were all outdated and were about the old Hertz Network chain prior to the migration to EVM-compatible chain."
Sorry OHO team for rambling about HTZ on your forum, but I suppose there's nowhere else to post at this moment.
Anyway, I had a look at OHO websites and their roadmap. I think OHO road map is really unique, and not like any projects that I have seen. I don't understand why someone think both OHO and HTZ are similar because their roadmaps are very different. The statement that both projects (OHO and HTZ) are "the exact same" is definite not true by any standards. People can have a look at oho websites and judge by themselves.
Btw, is it possible that the above FUD was created to lure people to check out OHO websites
? If it is, I want to know who is doing your marketing lol. That's genius!
If someone who helped created Hertz will move on to do his own project, then I'm all for it and thank you for making my worthless Ondori became valuable for me. The links and evidence above do support OHO team, so the facts seem to be pretty clear.
I think the main question will be whether HTZ will survive. As a HTZ holder, I'm feeling more comfortable with some HTZ team joining OHO at least during the transition period. I hope the transition will last at least until HTZ is strong enough to be on its own. I believe HTZ has also got a good foundation with its own EVM chain and Defi tools. We just need to get people to use it. I really hope that HTZ will continue to be alive and well.
I notice that HTZ team seems to make a move and getting more people to join the team, and mentioned that a staff who left HTZ team deleted the YouTube videos. Here's the message from their telegram group.
"With regard to the removal of Hertz Network YouTube videos, the current Hertz Network team does not have access to the old Hertz YouTube channel. A previous Hertz team member has access to the channel, and didn’t return it to the community when he left. The videos were deleted, but fortunately they were all outdated and were about the old Hertz Network chain prior to the migration to EVM-compatible chain."
Sorry OHO team for rambling about HTZ on your forum, but I suppose there's nowhere else to post at this moment.
Anyway, I had a look at OHO websites and their roadmap. I think OHO road map is really unique, and not like any projects that I have seen. I don't understand why someone think both OHO and HTZ are similar because their roadmaps are very different. The statement that both projects (OHO and HTZ) are "the exact same" is definite not true by any standards. People can have a look at oho websites and judge by themselves.
Btw, is it possible that the above FUD was created to lure people to check out OHO websites
? If it is, I want to know who is doing your marketing lol. That's genius!