It was in November 2021 when the former porn actress Lana Rhoades spoke for the first time on her social networks about CryptoSis. It is an NFT (non-fungible token) company that she created along with other stars of adult content, such as Riley Reid and Abella Danger.
Now, buyers are accusing Lana Rhoades of being a scammer and running away with $1.5 million from digital art sales. The company also promised the possibility of having a private chat with the star, winning a trip to South Africa to meet Lana and being part of “Ask Me Anything” (Ask me anything), as broadcast by the Mexican youtuber Alejandro Salomón.
1/ Today in “Adventures in the Metaverse” I bring you a story that has it all: porn actresses, crypto pajeros, NFTs, tattoos and, of course, a blatant scam.
CryptoSis, Lana Rhoades’ rugpull. pic.twitter.com/LtGpmMXIcl
— Shine McShine (@Shine_McShine) February 22, 2022
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Why is Lana Rhoades accused of fraud?
According to Hypertext, the Lana Rhoades collection is the first developed by an adult film star. The promises spread by CryptoSis, added to the exuberance of the porn stars, added thousands of subscribers to the platform’s Discord channel. Also, on TikTok, Rhoades’ NFT account reached 50,000 subscribers in 48 hours.
Unpublished auction of NFT works will offer from a Hokusai to a cathedral on Mars
From one moment to another, as users spread through Twitter, all the projects in CryptoSis and the route they were going to follow stopped and its founder stopped responding. CryptoSis’s TikTok account disappeared and the value of Lana Rhoades’ NFTs plummeted from $1,500 to $15. A huge blow to everyone who invested.
In the midst of the chaos, an alleged clarification from the Playboy bunny was also released, where she explains that she “disappeared due to the negative and rude comments she received on Discord and social networks.”
Some comments are quite shocking. YouTuber Coffee Break, known for exposing many scams on the internet, collected some of them, like the man who invested and lost $4,000 of the $6,000 he had.
At the moment, the stars of adult content have deleted all promotional posts from CryptoSis. Even Riley Reid’s official Instagram account @babybootybutt disappeared.
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Source: Eluniverso
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