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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Polkacity metaverse project by Carmelo Milian is a scam…

Polkacity metaverse project is a scam project, and Carmelo Milian from Puerto Rico the founder of this token is a scammer, he rugged the project, he stole all the investors money, originally the project was 250M tokens then he increased the no. of chains to 3 chains 750M tokens and after the investors caught him, he lied about it and said that the community approved this, and kept minting the tokens and sell it on exchanges until none of the tokens has real value, he didn't integrate the NFTs and didn't create a playable game, and was spreading false updates to the investors just to hype the token for more dumping of minted tokens, this scammer then bought Harley, Yacht, Cars, and spent all the investors money on himself and not the project. This scammer should be in jail

16 December 2024
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