SolaRoad fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website.

SolaRoad’s website domain (“solaroad.io”), was privately registered on March 16th, 2023.

SolaRoad do provide executive information offsite on their GitHub page:

SolaRoad’s three featured executives are all purportedly based in the US. Naturally none of them exist outside of recently created LinkedIn profile.

“John Elways” is presented as having held “senior management positions” at Hewlett Packard.

This ties into SolaRoad claiming HewLett Packard is “one of the initiators of” their SolaDigital Foundation.

I couldn’t find any links between Hewlett Packard and SolaRoad or SolaDigital Foundation.

Hewlett Packard isn’t the only company name SolaRoad falsely claims association with:

While I wasn’t able to get names for the actors playing SolaRoad’s executives, I did land a few hits tying “John Elways” to Thailand.

This corresponds to SolaRoad holding a staged marketing event in Thailand last month (keep in mind the company has only existed for less than 3 months):

SolaRoad’s three executive actors were all present at the event, which seemed to be aimed at south-east Asian investors.

SolaRoad’s marketing videos feature “AI Ocean”, although this branding isn’t present on their website.

One clue as to who’s actually behind SolaRoad can be found in this staged influencer marketing video:

The two actors in the video, presented as social media influencers with millions of followers, both have distinct eastern European accents. So do all the extras.

Notably, again none of SolaRoad’s presented three executives are in the video. Bit odd considering it’s supposed to be a a “visit to Sola Digital Foundation Headquarters”.

I can’t say for sure but SolaRoad is likely being run by Russians and/or Ukrainians – either from Thailand or working with associates in Thailand.

Said associates likely have ties to China, as evidenced by SolaRoad’s May 15th Macau marketing event registration form:

This is available on the domain “solaroad.pro”, privately registered on April 25th.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

SolaRoad’s Products

SolaRoad has no retailable products or services.

Affiliates are only able to market SolaRoad affiliate membership itself.

SolaRoad’s Compensation Plan

SolaRoad affiliates invest $100 or more worth of tether (USDT) in ACoin.

SolaRoad converts ACoin into SOD token, which it then pays out a 1.5% daily return on.

The MLM side of SolaRoad pays on recruitment of affiliate investors.

SolaRoad Affiliate Ranks

There are seven affiliate ranks within SolaRoad’s compensation plan.

Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:

Community Node 1 – convince others to invest 5000 USDT

Community Node 2 – convince others to invest 30,000 USDT

Community Node 3 – convince others to invest $150,000 USDT

Community Node 4 –

🤖 Quick Answer

What are the main transparency issues identified in SolaRoad's corporate structure?
SolaRoad lacks ownership and executive information on its official website. The domain was privately registered in March 2023. Executive details appear only on GitHub, featuring three US-based individuals with recently created LinkedIn profiles and unverifiable employment histories at major corporations.

How does SolaRoad misrepresent corporate partnerships?
SolaRoad falsely claims associations with established companies, including Hewlett Packard, which it presents as an initiator of its SolaDigital Foundation. No documented links exist between these companies and SolaRoad, indicating fraudulent partnership claims designed to establish credibility.

What are the warning signs of SolaRoad's business model?
SolaRoad operates a cryptocurrency staking scheme with characteristics of Ponzi structures. The combination of private domain registration, fake

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