/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25274137
What the other anon said. There are two guys who founded another project called xBTC who admitted to also have done work for Statera before, it is likely they are still doing something although not as much now that they have their own project they are committed to. These two guys are, Mark Sgambelluri and Aatash Amir.

>>23265569
Actually, there are huge incentives. It's literally unlimited money. It's the whole point of the project and people who pooled at the last pump are still making insane amounts of money right now and are starting to unpool in anticipation of the next pump. People act like Statera is this vaporware project, but those who know how to use it have been making obscene amounts of money off it.

>>23265257
Abu is not a founder or a dev. His title is "Community Manager of Statera." Meghan is also not a developer. She just helps moderate the telegram. Sheesh.

>>23265490
Hack was a part of Balancer, which has been fixed. Full refund and more on the hack, which is completely unprecedented in a "pump and dump" scheme.

>>23265878
Genuinely cannot unfud this, because it can't be proven true one way or the other. Somehow, when someone who goes to Harvard, spends hundreds of thousands on their education, and gets a master puts it on their resume that they were behind the Balancer hack refund, and puts their face on it to promote their next project, I think it's quite possible you are lying. I don't think anyone needed your 10 eth.

>>23242199
Sta keeps proving again and again to be the real deal. Yes, it's degenerate to want to make 10-100x your money as a gamble, I guess, but it seems like less of a gamble every single day as information about who made it and why is pieced together.

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>>23199175
Statera has a lot of FUD because people haven't done the research. It's actual code is not written by Abu, or Megan -- both of whom are nice people, actually -- but rather Harvard Educated people are working behind the scenes on it.