There's a mining operation torching $100 million weekly on ETH acquisitions via share dilution. They publicly tout $1 million in daily staking rewards, yet on-chain forensics reveal their holdings remain completely unstaked. Two scenarios here: either this constitutes textbook securities fraud, or they're positioning for something that makes liquid ETH significantly more valuable than passive staking yields. There's no in-between explanation that holds water. The math doesn't lie—either their reported revenue stream is fabricated, or they possess intelligence about upcoming market conditions that justify sacrificing guaranteed staking returns for immediate liquidity.
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DAOdreamer
· 12-11 16:06
Are weekly report profits all fake? Holding liquid ETH directly is probably the real bet on something.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 12-11 15:55
Something's not right. Burning $100 million a week to buy ETH but not staking? That logic doesn't add up.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 12-11 15:50
Are you kidding? Burning 100 million a week and still claiming daily profits of one million—who believes this logic?
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HodlTheDoor
· 12-11 15:50
The weekly report numbers are so outrageous, how has no one reported it to the police yet?
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SellTheBounce
· 12-11 15:47
It's the same old trick again, start storytelling when the data doesn't match.
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CryptoGoldmine
· 12-11 15:46
This calculation can't be made. Either the numbers are falsified, or they really know some insider information.
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GlueGuy
· 12-11 15:39
This is just ridiculous. Burning 100 million in a week and still bragging about staking yields—on-chain data directly exposes the truth.
There's a mining operation torching $100 million weekly on ETH acquisitions via share dilution. They publicly tout $1 million in daily staking rewards, yet on-chain forensics reveal their holdings remain completely unstaked. Two scenarios here: either this constitutes textbook securities fraud, or they're positioning for something that makes liquid ETH significantly more valuable than passive staking yields. There's no in-between explanation that holds water. The math doesn't lie—either their reported revenue stream is fabricated, or they possess intelligence about upcoming market conditions that justify sacrificing guaranteed staking returns for immediate liquidity.