Sorry for the late reply, I have adjusted my focus. My indepth article looked at a number of aspects of the project. Good frauds, need to look popular, (hence the wash trading) and this project flunked based on more than one aspect. Take a look at the "illicit staking". Some might call it FUD, but it is also "speaking the truth". This project "took over an existing project" "to maintain a CoinMarketCap history", and "to look successful." I only need to see a liar, lie once to know it is false. Your readers need to be aware of both sides of the story. They can judge for themselves. You last statement of it is a real product used by real people caused me to pause and do a little more research. I discovered there were 6 trades in the last 24 hours for $14.50 in volume. (Hmmm.... That is hardly a real product by real people.) I am going to go on with my life now...