On January 2nd, I was added to a group chat with the @intodotspace team.
On January 4th, I got on a call with the founder, “Zero.” He pitched me directly and promised strong returns based on the valuation he gave.
By January 5th, I sent $50,000 USD. At the time, it felt like a no-brainer.
Over the next couple of months, FUD started circulating. I reached out and was reassured that everything was fine.
Fast forward to launch day.
The second TGE goes live and the tokens are claimable. I connect the wallet I had registered…
“Wallet not eligible.”
At first, I thought it was my mistake. I checked everything six times. Same result.
I messaged them at 11:00 AM. Again at 12. Then at 1:30
No response.
Three hours later, after the TGE, when the price had already dropped 90%, they finally replied.
By that point, the damage was done.
They claimed I was wrong.
After I confronted them my allocation suddenly appeared but my $50,000 had already turned into roughly $1,300.
I told them and showed proof, including their own post admitting it was their fault.
I asked for a refund or I’d pursue legal action.
They responded briefly… then went silent for over 48 hours now
I’m now prepared to spend whatever it takes to hold them accountable. I don’t care if it costs more than the original $50,000.
They are doxxed especially @aceatath and I will be taking this as far as it needs to go.
Be careful who you trust.
If you know any info or know anyone who was scammed by them please let me know
Not going to rest till they’re all in jail
@OpenAINewsroom Anyone crying about this...
1. You are retarded for being one-shotted by a sycophant model
2. Use the API it's still available😭
3. You don't know what that means which proves you're a retard
Earlier today I proposed the Bankman scale. Think of it as a Richter scale for crypto liquidation events, named in honor of the notorious @SBF_FTX.
The base unit: 1 SBF = $1.75B liquidated.
Yesterday: 1.5 SBFs
Luna collapse: 0.86 SBFs
10/10: 10.9 SBFs
There’s a problem with my original proposal. Inflation distorts the base unit over time. A $1.75B liquidation hits different when BTC market cap is $320B vs $2.4T.
The fix: measure liquidations as a percentage of Bitcoin’s market cap, then compare to the FTX baseline.
How to calculate an SBF:
1. Take the liquidation amount
2. Divide by Bitcoin’s market cap at that moment
3. Divide by 0.55% (the FTX collapse ratio)
During FTX, $1.75B was liquidated when BTC market cap was $320B. That’s 0.55% of the market. This becomes our baseline: 1.0 SBF.
Recalculated:
Yesterday: 0.25 SBF
Luna collapse: 0.47 SBF
10/10: 1.44 SBF
Now the Bankman scale is relative, not absolute. A 1 SBF event will feel equally significant whether it’s 2022 or 2032.