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Based Abu bakr got bored with STA so he's shilling other projects.

Anons. You might wanna hear about this. I've learned something really dangerous for Statera and its future as a valid investment/token in DeFi. You all remember Trevon James, one of the main figures behind the bitconnect ponzi scheme in 2017-2018? Well, we thought he flied under the radar but here comes an interesting truth : he's still deeply involved with cryptocurrency matters. (Altough, he was reported trying to diversify his investments, looking for properties to buy or rent according to sources.)
The real interesting piece of information in all of this : Trevon James was born from Nigerian parents and has a Nigerian ID with his original name, not the one he currently uses as a US citizen. Clever anons among you have already realized where I'm getting at.
That's right. Trevon James = Abu-Bakr, one of the devs/PR of the current Statera token project. Now I see why the two "projects" share so many similarities, beginning with the magical trading bot (renamed Thanos here for some reason) which apparently guarantees you returns no matter how the market behaves. The fact that you have to lend your money without being able to retrieve it under normal means unless if you're ready to see your profit reduced in half by the slippage is also a strong common point between the two. The signs were there all this time.

BUT THIS DOESN'T END HERE.
Apparently, according to pic related, he's been in cahoots with one of the prominent people behind HEX, who recently exit scammed and left a lot of anons in the red. Seeing as their conversation was held in friendly tone, we can assume that they're working together and have been behind several schemes to rob money out of honest investors trying to make ends meet in this highly volatile market.

This isn't good. Statera looked like a promising project, but it was too good to be true. Exit as soon as you can, before you end up owning enormous bags of a worthless scam token. You've been warned.

Anons. You might wanna hear about this. I've learned something really dangerous for Statera and its future as a valid investment/token in DeFi. You all remember Trevon James, one of the main figures behind the bitconnect ponzi scheme in 2017-2018? Well, we thought he flied under the radar but here comes an interesting truth : he's still deeply involved with cryptocurrency matters. (Altough, he was reported trying to diversify his investments, looking for properties to buy or rent according to sources.)
The real interesting piece of information in all of this : Trevon James was born from Nigerian parents and has a Nigerian ID with his original name, not the one he currently uses as a US citizen. Clever anons among you have already realized where I'm getting at.
That's right. Trevon James = Abu-Bakr, one of the devs/PR of the current Statera token project. Now I see why the two "projects" share so many similarities, beginning with the magical trading bot (renamed Thanos here for some reason) which apparently guarantees you returns no matter how the market behaves. The fact that you have to lend your money without being able to retrieve it under normal means unless if you're ready to see your profit reduced in half by the slippage is also a strong common point between the two. The signs were there all this time.

BUT THIS DOESN'T END HERE.
Apparently, according to pic related, he's been in cahoots with one of the prominent people behind HEX, who recently exit scammed and left a lot of anons in the red. Seeing as their conversation was held in friendly tone, we can assume that they're working together and have been behind several schemes to rob money out of honest investors trying to make ends meet in this highly volatile market.

This isn't good. Statera looked like a promising project, but it was too good to be true. Exit as soon as you can, before you end up owning enormous bags of a worthless scam token. You've been warned.

Anons. You might wanna hear about this. I've learned something really dangerous for Statera and its future as a valid investment/token in DeFi. You all remember Trevon James, one of the main figures behind the bitconnect ponzi scheme in 2017-2018? Well, we thought he flied under the radar but here comes an interesting truth : he's still deeply involved with cryptocurrency matters. (Altough, he was reported trying to diversify his investments, looking for properties to buy or rent according to sources.)
The real interesting piece of information in all of this : Trevon James was born from Nigerian parents and has a Nigerian ID with his original name, not the one he currently uses as a US citizen. Clever anons among you have already realized where I'm getting at.
That's right. Trevon James = Abu-Bakr, one of the devs/PR of the current Statera token project. Now I see why the two "projects" share so many similarities, beginning with the magical trading bot (renamed Thanos here for some reason) which apparently guarantees you returns no matter how the market behaves. The fact that you have to lend your money without being able to retrieve it under normal means unless if you're ready to see your profit reduced in half by the slippage is also a strong common point between the two. The signs were there all this time.

BUT THIS DOESN'T END HERE.
Apparently, according to pic related, he's been in cahoots with one of the prominent people behind HEX, who recently exit scammed and left a lot of anons in the red. Seeing as their conversation was held in friendly tone, we can assume that they're working together and have been behind several schemes to rob money out of honest investors trying to make ends meet in this highly volatile market.

This isn't good. Statera looked like a promising project, but it was too good to be true. Exit as soon as you can, before you end up owning enormous bags of a worthless scam token. You've been warned.

Anons. You might wanna hear about this. I've learned something really dangerous for Statera and its future as a valid investment/token in DeFi. You all remember Trevon James, one of the main figures behind the bitconnect ponzi scheme in 2017-2018? Well, we thought he flied under the radar but here comes an interesting truth : he's still deeply involved with cryptocurrency matters. (Altough, he was reported trying to diversify his investments, looking for properties to buy or rent according to sources.)
The real interesting piece of information in all of this : Trevon James was born from Nigerian parents and has a Nigerian ID with his original name, not the one he currently uses as a US citizen. Clever anons among you have already realized where I'm getting at.
That's right. Trevon James = Abu-Bakr, one of the devs/PR of the current Statera token project. Now I see why the two "projects" share so many similarities, beginning with the magical trading bot (renamed Thanos here for some reason) which apparently guarantees you returns no matter how the market behaves. The fact that you have to lend your money without being able to retrieve it under normal means unless if you're ready to see your profit reduced in half by the slippage is also a strong common point between the two. The signs were there all this time.

BUT THIS DOESN'T END HERE.
Apparently, according to pic related, he's been in cahoots with one of the prominent people behind HEX, who recently exit scammed and left a lot of anons in the red. Seeing as their conversation was held in friendly tone, we can assume that they're working together and have been behind several schemes to rob money out of honest investors trying to make ends meet in this highly volatile market.

This isn't good. Statera looked like a promising project, but it was too good to be true. Exit as soon as you can, before you end up owning enormous bags of a worthless scam token. You've been warned.