KeepStake - suspicious team - plagiarized Whitepaper

[tuthienloc92bk]

Website: https://keepstake.io
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20181109014758/https://keepstake.io/

A few days ago, I have seen an airdrop of KeepStake. They reward 1 KPSK ~ 1 ETH to participants. Hunters are just required to fill email and ETH address to claim token. I also saw many airdrop promotions. I think it should be stoped.

This is about their project:



They announced that ICO finished and collected ~ $ 55 million:



ICO ended in Feb 2018



But, their ICO website is 1 months age???


https://domainbigdata.com/keepstake.io

Look at their team:



Wow, 2 well-known ICO reviewer/advisor, look like reliable project. BUT there is no relating information about KeepStake in whole team's LinkedIn profiles.

Simon Kim - Simon Seojoon Kim - https://www.linkedin.com/in/seojoonkim/
Jason Chih - Jason Hung - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonhung-earth/
Liew Ling - Faith (Hui Ling) Liew - https://www.linkedin.com/in/hui-ling-liew-faith/
Faisal Khan - Faisal Shehzad khan - https://www.linkedin.com/in/faisalshehzadkhan/

Almost 10 months after ICO "succeed". But I cannot find out KeepStake smart contract and KPSK token address 

Check their Twitter: https://twitter.com/keepstake_io

They can run ICO without any promotions and even almost reached hard cap.



Let's check their Whitepaper:




I strongly recommend you keep away this project and warn to your friends.

[R3x]

Keepstake sending Phishing Mails
Phishing Site: msg.mỵetherwạllėt.com

[FleurTunisienne]

I also received this email and didn't think that this is from an approved project (supposed). I don't expect that they use fake profiles for the team or even may be involved in more scammy projects.
Nice catsh. Thanks for keeping the community informed about those bastards.

[timerland]

Simply nothing adds up about their site.

OP did a great job of analyzing their entire site, and sure enough, they turned out to be a scam.

They were quite creative in the way which they did their scam, which could have led to a ton of damage for anyone that tried to claim the airdrop. Instead of actually conducting a scam ICO, they made a fake airdrop instead which sent emails to participants which included a phishing link to a fake myetherwallet site. Scary stuff if you're not careful.

But all the signs of a typical scam are present, here. A plagiarized whitepaper, most likely fake team, you name it. That's why careful research should always be taken before investing.