Following the collapse of its original Ponzi scheme, SolaRoad is rebooting the scam as Laniakea.
SolaRoad’s original Ponzi scheme ran through Acoin and SOD. Both shitcoins have no value outside of SolaRoad itself.
SolaRoad’s “AI Ocean” blockchain grift is gone. Laniakea being pitched as a more broader “public chain”.
This is of course another ruse to hide SolaRoad’s rebooted Ponzi behind.
Said Ponzi will operate through the newly created shitcoin LKEA.
SolaRoad’s Acoin and SOD are presumably abandoned.
As SolaRoad’s owners scramble to cobble together marketing nonsense to feed their investors, specific details of the rebooted Ponzi have been left out.
SolaRoad’s original Ponzi saw affiliates invest $100 or more of tether, on the promise of a 1.5% daily return.
Attached to this Ponzi scheme was referral commissions, financially incentivizing recruitment of new investors.
Expect a similar model with Laniakea and LKEA.
SolaRoad lasted roughly two months. MLM Ponzi reboots tend to collapse faster than their predecessors, so I expect I’ll be putting out a “Laniakea has also collapsed” article pretty soon.
SolaRoad is believed to be run by Chinese scammers.
Due to targeting of investors outside of China, it is unlikely Chinese authorities will do anything about the scam.
Update 6th June 2023 –
Laniakea appears to have flopped.
On June 5th SolaRoad announced yet another reboot. This time SolaRoad will reboot its Ponzi with SOD-PLUS token.
SolaRoad’s SOD-PLUS Ponzi is supposed to launch on June 6th.
🤖 Quick Answer
What is Laniakea in relation to SolaRoad?Laniakea is a blockchain rebranding of SolaRoad's collapsed Ponzi scheme. Positioned as a "public chain" replacing the previous "AI Ocean" blockchain, it operates through the new cryptocurrency LKEA. The restructuring maintains the original investment model while obscuring the scheme's Ponzi mechanics through rebranding and broader market positioning.
What were the characteristics of SolaRoad's original Ponzi scheme?
SolaRoad's original scheme operated through shitcoins Acoin and SOD, which held value solely within the SolaRoad ecosystem. Affiliates invested $100 or more in Tether, expecting 1.5% daily returns. The scheme relied on continuous investor recruitment to sustain promised returns, a classic Ponzi structure.
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