Once again going to expose some ugly truth over the listed GameFi platform named Mobox. In addition to my previous articles a new shameful incident came to my attention and feel the need to share in a way to protect people from losing their money to this slow rug pull.
As described in previous articles, the big project called Dragonverse that earned developers thousands of , was falling behind in development. Nothing that was written in the Roadmap ever came to life. Players that had spent all their precious money to invest in the Dragon Nft's could only see days passing, without any play to earn game that accommodates a leaderboard and a prize pool.
After all this months of waiting, now they hear of series of Events that end up in BURNING their nft's. Sounds a lot like the first Mobox scam, the famous Momoverse Avatars mint, imprisonment in Binance and then... burn for 2 mbox per avatar reward.
To make matters worse there's evidence of INSIDE INFORMATION LEAK towards well funded wallets. One day BEFORE the event's official announcement, dragon nft market showed a remarkable volume increase, way far from the daily average of many months.
Unsurprisingly, a few accounts literally swept the market. Even without knowing the Event / Airdrop (officially) rules, they spread their newly acquired Dragons into multiple wallet accounts. With this technique they managed to abuse the Dragon power / hash bonuses and get a much bigger share during the upcoming snapshot.
How did they know?
Who told them?
Similar behavior has been observed and reported by the faithful community to the devs and mods directly in mobox telegram / discord. This behavior is traceable in the Blockchain and since multiaccount is (allegedly) not allowed in mobox, one would expect devs do something about it.
Sure, they mute or ban people telling the truth while they keep selling information under the table.
There were so many hopes for this project at the beginning but it turned out to be an orchestrated Rug pull.
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