That’s a serious accusation, and throwing around “100% fraudulent” without a single piece of verifiable evidence doesn’t make it fact, it just makes it noise.
There’s a big difference between something you don’t understand, something you disagree with, and something that is actually fraud. Claiming an asset “never existed” requires proof, not speculation, not message board narratives, and not recycled opinions from people who have been wrong at every stage of execution.
You’re also conveniently ignoring how real-world transactions, especially those tied to assets, financing, or structured deals, actually work. Not every asset is a retail-facing press release. Not every transaction is spoon-fed in a format that satisfies anonymous commenters. Lack of visibility to you is not proof of non-existence.
As for the “dozen failed pivots” line, that’s another tired talking point. Building across emerging sectors like digital assets, real-world assets, and blockchain infrastructure requires iteration. What you call pivots, others recognize as execution, refinement, and alignment with where markets are actually going.
If you’re going to make claims of fraud, bring documentation, filings, counterparties, or anything resembling substantiated evidence.
Otherwise, it’s just baseless commentary dressed up as conviction.
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