Solana-based Rollbit Coin faces scrutiny over crypto influencer promotion tactics

Grizzly has accused several cryptocurrency influencers of posting undisclosed promotions for Rollbit Coin (RLB), a small Solana-based casino project.

Crypto influencer accused of undisclosed shillings

Self-proclaimed “Chief Rug Officer” PimmonsP2E platform, got attention In a message posted by Rollbitcoin owner “Lucky” calling on “existing partners” to join the “new bonus structure.”

“In order to align the motivation of our existing partners and share more of Rollbit’s success, we have come up with a new bonus structure related to RLB’s growth.”

Lucky says influencers promoting RLB can win $250,000 in tokens if the token price hits $0.20 and stays above that level for at least a week. Participation conditions are “organic tweets of RLB several times a week”.

grizzly bear I posted an example of a cryptocurrency Twitter account mentioning RLB in passing. The accounts shown are those of Pentoshi, who said “RLB is interesting to me,” and cevo, who posted a price prediction of “10x more from here.”

However, in this tweet thread, Grizzly focused primarily on an influencer named “Gainzy.” Specifically, Grizzly highlighted a post stating that Gainzy bought his RLB for $400,000, but questioned why he sold the token over the course of two weeks after reviewing his wallet history. Did.

Grizzly offered two possibilities. Either the sale was done innocently to maintain sufficient liquidity or the action was part of a promotion of the RLB token.

“Why is the token that Gainzy is actively dumping shilling through the mixer to a new address (not the original address)? Certainly it must be for the purpose of “liquidity”.“

Gainzy responds

As this issue was circulating on social media, gainzee Denying the promotion of “token-related stuff,” he added that he had lost tens of millions in past RLB calls.

“You don’t get rewarded for doing anything related to tokens. Lost his 7 figures of his own funds by purchasing RLB.“

but, gainzee He acknowledged that he promoted the Rollbit Coin platform, not the token, and said he could not comment on the incentive structure of other cryptocurrency influencers.

grizzly bear He said he would “share the rest,” but issued a public statement to Rollbit Coin requesting that he avoid “back and forth” between himself and the accused influencer.

So far, the gambling platform has not responded.