After seeing the
Coolcryptovator topic, I decided to go through all the posts in that account
amonymous.
I am completely sure that he is
not the owner of his account.
Moreover, I discovered a shared buffer wallet to which tokens were transferred.
https://etherscan.io/address/0x89f2edf0c31bc9b24e289c8216019bc436788d46#tokentxns
https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=0x69b34F74bA1eb13Ec0Af13Ba574eCe52e08BB2DA
https://ninjastic.space/addresses?address=0x38d4cA782824988490329C5FBc0DCE1Cd6203DaFUpon closer inspection, you can see another account
Benefactor, which apparently belongs to the same owner, impersonating other people.
But what is most striking after looking at the message history is that both accounts were either purchased or hacked.
The
Benefactor account owner was a developer or ardent follower of the
unobtanium project.
All his posts, from opening an account to March 15, 2014, were devoted to the topic of this coin.
But starting from June 21, 2020, the owner is fond of bounty and signature companies.
What happened in 6 years? Posts become dry and look like fulfilling the quota for bounty programs.
Even in his
interview, he does not mention this project, and in general about any great experience.
It immediately becomes clear to everyone that a person who today has the rank of a hero and occupies a place in the signature of companies is not who he claims to be.
I have seen many times that many have said about the possible pause of some accounts. That these people have probably been absent from the forum for some time and do not deserve suspicion.
But does this apply to these two accounts?
Do they deserve a negative grade? Or follow the excuses that you could buy accounts a few years ago? And if the new owners themselves didn't make a big deal, then is the neutral tag appropriate in this case?
