VidiLook fails to provide ownership and executive information on its website.

VidiLook’s website domain (“vidilook.io”), was privately registered on October 4th, 2022.

In an attempt to appear legitimate, VidiLook claims it’s

a blockchain media company strategically invested by Sequoia Capital and KC Company.

Founded in Silicon Valley, USA, the company is a technology-based company focusing on “blockchain + advertising new media”.

No idea what KC Company is but Sequoia Capital is an actual US venture capital firm. Not surprisingly, it has nothing to do  with VidiLook.

The only mention of Sequoia Capital investing VidiLook is in VidiLook’s own website and marketing materials.

As for VidiLook being based out of Silicion Valley in the US, VidiLook offers a mobile app on its website.

The Android app download link ties VidiLook to Dubai:

“aliyuncs.com” is a web domain owned by Alibaba. This strongly suggests whoever is running VidiLook has ties to Asia, and are possibly operating out of Dubai.

Further supporting this is a job posting on Naukri Gulf posted 4 days ago:

This job ad could have been posted by anyone but does suggest VidiLook is in Dubai. The ad was posted by Jovia D’souza, purportedly a VidiLook HR executive.

Whether D’souza is an actual person or not is unclear (I couldn’t verify the name).

Similar VidiLook classified have been posted to other sites:

Finally we have VidiLook’s marketing videos. There are currently two of them, featuring dubbed over stock footage.

This is typically the style of non-native English speaking company owners.

In researching VidiLook I came across multiple references to Sam Lee and his
StableDAO
Ponzi.

Presenters are careful not to claim Lee and StableDAO are behind VidiLook, instead presenting it as some sort of deal between Lee and KC Company.

Here are a few examples;

On a StableDAO February 17th webinar, COO Garrett Blakeslee stated;

[6:25] We are an investment platform. We are creating multiple investments for people to hop into. We’re giving some really good daily returns

[6:54] VidiLook is going to be the next opportunity that we’re launching. So anybody on this call right now is very, very early to the opportunity. We haven’t even announced partnership with VidiLook.

I’ve been working over the past month or so, to basically build the opportunity and get it basically situated so we can make huge announcements and start marketing in the StableDAO community.

[7:31] VidiLook hasn’t started marketing at all. They have started marketing to the Chinese community because they have a large network in China.

[7:55] For those of you that are not familiar with VidiLook … the platform was funded by a multi-billion dollar media company called Kitokawa (editor’s note: could be KiroKawa, this is the “KC Company” reference).

They’ve been around since 1945, so nearly 8 decades. They have a huge position in the media and advertising global markets.

We also have a partnership with a company called

🤖 Quick Answer

Is VidiLook a legitimate blockchain media company?
VidiLook claims to be a Silicon Valley-based blockchain media company backed by Sequoia Capital, but no evidence supports these assertions. The domain was privately registered in October 2022, ownership information is undisclosed, and Sequoia Capital denies involvement. Claims appear limited to VidiLook's own marketing materials.

What are the red flags surrounding VidiLook's corporate claims?
VidiLook lacks transparent ownership and executive information on its website. It falsely associates itself with Sequoia Capital, a legitimate venture firm that has no connection to the company. The private domain registration and unverifiable corporate backing suggest potential fraudulent representation.

How can investors verify VidiLook's legitimacy?
Investors should independently verify claims through official sources. Sequoia Capital does not list VidiLook among portfolio companies. The absence of public regulatory

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