Just to be clear everyone - this rock project on the @Zcashrocks marketplace is 100% a scam.
"There is no nft on zcash"
"Yep nothing onchain"
There are no "fake" sales.
These rock jpegs are in a database that can all be modified.
He can take your "NFTs", assign them to himself, sell them. He can literally do anything he wants lol.
I know this because he did this with a rock I owned. It somehow disappeared from my account and then was sold. You own nothing onchain and in your wallet.
Also have a friend whose rocks were sold on this marketplace but never received any payment.
He's trying to scam as long as he can, so you'll keep seeing tweets like his below (something broken. now something fixed.)
In fact, his marketplace and the rocks on ZecBit are the same rock jpegs, just a duplicate database of owners. There are no NFTs.
I think most or all of the zcash NFT stuff is a scam.
@BITFOOTS_ are the only ones I am sure are at least legit and good guys.
I'm giving @zec_bit the benefit of the doubt for now because they appear to be trying. They just may not have the best people skills.
I also like @zksnarks_ fwiw. They still are just jpegs on a database, but they also never called them NFTs.
TLDR - At the very least, don't touch the rocks on the ZecRocks marketplace. It is definitely a scam.
Just to be clear everyone - this rock project on the @Zcashrocks marketplace is 100% a scam.
"There is no nft on zcash"
"Yep nothing onchain"
There are no "fake" sales.
These rock jpegs are in a database that can all be modified.
He can take your "NFTs", assign them to himself, sell them. He can literally do anything he wants lol.
I know this because he did this with a rock I owned. It somehow disappeared from my account and then was sold. You own nothing onchain and in your wallet.
Also have a friend whose rocks were sold on this marketplace but never received any payment.
He's trying to scam as long as he can, so you'll keep seeing tweets like his below (something broken. now something fixed.)
In fact, his marketplace and the rocks on ZecBit are the same rock jpegs, just a duplicate database of owners. There are no NFTs.
I think most or all of the zcash NFT stuff is a scam.
@BITFOOTS_ are the only ones I am sure are at least legit and good guys.
I'm giving @zec_bit the benefit of the doubt for now because they appear to be trying. They just may not have the best people skills.
I also like @zksnarks_ fwiw. They still are just jpegs on a database, but they also never called them NFTs.
TLDR - At the very least, don't touch the rocks on the ZecRocks marketplace. It is definitely a scam.
ZecBit latest update:
> @zec_bit has deleted all support history from its website.
> @z1vex is still pretending to be supporting and refunding everyone. But from what I’ve seen, he only refunds the small $8 payments, while deliberately refusing to refund larger amounts.
The total amount that has not been refunded is now up to $20K.
I believe this is being done deliberately to reassure users while continuing the scam.
🚩🚩WARNING: If you’re holding ZecBit or considering buying a ZecBit NFT, don’t blindly trust @z1vex .
I’ve also found that many projects launching on ZecBit appear to be directly connected to the team.
I was patient enough to wait almost 3 weeks before exposing this, because I genuinely thought they would realize their mistakes and resolve the issues.
=>> But at this point, I believe 100% this is a scam.
Believe me or not, that’s up to you.
But keep your money for better projects.
@z1vex Haven't I already provided solutions and user feedback multiple times? Among the many NFT holders, who else is as passionate as me? Why not bravely admit the mistake and persuade others?