🚨 $THETA: I MAKE MY INVESTIGATION PUBLIC
THETA is a scam, and this is why.
THETA claims to have partnerships with major
companies like T-Mobile. But after
investigating, I found no official evidence
that confirms those partnerships.
Something that caught my attention: there are
Twitter pages that use the names and
logos of T-Mobile and supposedly
are related to these companies, but they
have only about 8,000 followers.
The real accounts have millions:
T-Mobile: 1.3 million.
And their secondary pages don’t have
less than 30,000 followers.
Why would a supposed account related
to such a large company have only a few thousand
followers?
I kept investigating.
In the public information related to
T-Mobile and Web3 nodes, Ethereum,
Bitcoin, Chainlink, and other
projects appear.
But does THETA show up?
And doesn’t it show up for a reason?
I contacted directly the team
in charge at T-Mobile and asked about
a possible partnership with THETA.
They denied having any partnership
with THETA.
That’s why THETA also doesn’t appear in the
public information of T-Mobile.
My question is:
How can they claim they have partnerships
with such a big company while the
supposed related pages only have about 8,000 followers, when the real accounts
have millions?
For me, this is a major red flag.
I, after years in this market and after
doing my own research, made a
decision: I sold everything.
I had approximately $75,000 in THETA
and sold more than a month ago, even with
losses. Even though in the last cycle I
made a lot of money with it.
I’m not afraid to take a loss when
I think a project is dangerous.
When a token loses trust, they may
try to push the price back up to attract
buyers, but that doesn’t mean the
problem has gone away.
⚠️ TIP
Do your own research and open your eyes.
Don’t research with AI. Go manually and
check T-Mobile’s public website
and talk to a human advisor.
THETA is a scam, and this is why.
THETA claims to have partnerships with major
companies like T-Mobile. But after
investigating, I found no official evidence
that confirms those partnerships.
Something that caught my attention: there are
Twitter pages that use the names and
logos of T-Mobile and supposedly
are related to these companies, but they
have only about 8,000 followers.
The real accounts have millions:
T-Mobile: 1.3 million.
And their secondary pages don’t have
less than 30,000 followers.
Why would a supposed account related
to such a large company have only a few thousand
followers?
I kept investigating.
In the public information related to
T-Mobile and Web3 nodes, Ethereum,
Bitcoin, Chainlink, and other
projects appear.
But does THETA show up?
And doesn’t it show up for a reason?
I contacted directly the team
in charge at T-Mobile and asked about
a possible partnership with THETA.
They denied having any partnership
with THETA.
That’s why THETA also doesn’t appear in the
public information of T-Mobile.
My question is:
How can they claim they have partnerships
with such a big company while the
supposed related pages only have about 8,000 followers, when the real accounts
have millions?
For me, this is a major red flag.
I, after years in this market and after
doing my own research, made a
decision: I sold everything.
I had approximately $75,000 in THETA
and sold more than a month ago, even with
losses. Even though in the last cycle I
made a lot of money with it.
I’m not afraid to take a loss when
I think a project is dangerous.
When a token loses trust, they may
try to push the price back up to attract
buyers, but that doesn’t mean the
problem has gone away.
⚠️ TIP
Do your own research and open your eyes.
Don’t research with AI. Go manually and
check T-Mobile’s public website
and talk to a human advisor.
