Lunex Network is currently in Stage 2 of its token presale for $LNEX. I conducted a viability check on the project using my potential scam checklist. Below are my findings:
1. Community Engagement:
Reddit: Lunex Network currently has no presence on Reddit, which is a commonly used platform for decentralized discussions, especially for crypto projects.
Discord: There is no public Discord server, which is surprising given that Discord is a common platform for projects like this. Discord allows for more detailed discussions and information sharing compared to Telegram, making it a great tool for community engagement.
Telegram: They do have a Telegram group. However, the group shows bot activity, which may indicate a lack of real community engagement. They do offer live support on their website.
2. Team Transparency:
Missing Information: There’s no visible information about the team behind the project. They mention that the team consists of five people, but no names, biographies, or previous achievements are listed. Legitimate projects typically disclose at least some team members, especially if they have a notable background or experience in the blockchain industry.
3. Marketing and Sponsorship:
Sponsored Content: After reviewing several articles, it’s evident that the Lunex-related publications I read through are sponsored. While paid promotions are common in the crypto space, it is important to separate between genuine interest and articles paid to push a project.
4. Blockchain Transparency:
Payment Methods: Lunex Network offers multiple cryptocurrencies (ETH, BTC, BNB, USDT, etc.) as payment options. However, when searching for the BNB wallet used for these transactions, I could not locate any on-chain activity that matches their claim of having sold over 380 million tokens.
Lack of Public Transaction Records: When asked about this, Lunex’s live support said that transactions from other investors would not be visible. This is unusual in a blockchain project where transparency is key. All legitimate transactions should be verifiable on-chain via explorers like Etherscan or BscScan.
Conclusion:
There are several red flags associated with Lunex Network:
Lack of team transparency: No detailed team information has been provided.
Questionable marketing: Over-reliance on sponsored content without community-driven discussion.
Failure to disclose their blockchain activity: Failure to provide verifiable transaction records.
Given these concerns, potential investors should proceed with extreme caution.
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