"Zero-risk staking, 1% daily interest, and generous node dividends!"
Have you seen these alluring ads in social media lately?
Be careful, this could be the latest in a wave of pyramid schemes!
Today, we'll take a look at the "blockchain mobile mining"
project called Naai DePIN and see what's really going on.
1. Naai DePIN: A Ponzi scheme with a new name
Recently, many fans have asked me if the Naai DePIN mobile mining platform is a new trend.
I carefully studied its white paper and contract code and
discovered that it's just "Radar Coin 2.0" disguised as DePIN!
Token Distribution Trap: 95% of the 3.3 billion NADI tokens are produced through "mining,"
but this "mining" is essentially a scheme to recruit people to stake.
The technical team only holds 1%, which is unlocked over two years,
making it incredibly easy for the project team to abscond!
Profit Model Scam: A "static return" of 1% daily interest yields an annualized return of 365%!
This is entirely due to the capital invested by latecomers. Nodes are tiered and recruited for commissions,
a stark pyramid scheme.
The illusion of deflation: They claim to achieve deflation by
"destroying NADI computing power,"
but there are no mandatory destruction rules, and 95% of tokens
are generated through additional issuance.
This is simply letting the "leeks" burn themselves, claiming it's "keeping warm"!
2. Ponzi Schemes: Relying on New Blood for Sustainability
Naai DePIN's advertised "automatic price increase model" is, in reality,
a product with three flaws: no real computing power requirements, no business profitability,
and no technological moat. Once the influx of new entrants slows, a crash is imminent!
3. Three Signs of Identifying "High-Tech Ponzi Schemes"
High-yield Trap: Projects offering daily interest rates exceeding 0.3% are 99%
Ponzi schemes! Where do such exorbitant profits come from in the real economy?
Uneven Token Distribution: Low team lock-up ratios and
a disproportionately high share of early mining pools are bound to lead to selling pressure and
market crashes by early adopters.
Hardware Packaging Scam: Do you have to buy a mining rig or phone to mine?
This is essentially a disguised way of raising the entry fee!
A genuine DePIN project requires hardware and a real service network.
The memory of a "leek" is only 7 seconds, but the memory of a "scythe" is eternal.
Projects like Naai DePIN are destined to collapse in 3-6 months.
