- Joined
- Nov 26, 2016
Website: https://rokfin.com/
"For dummies" web 3.0 explanation: https://intro.raetoken.org/
GitHub: https://github.com/raetoken
RAW Dashboard: https://rokfin.com/rae/dashboard
DMCA policy, don't tell Fox News: https://rokfin.com/copyright
Ethan Ralph is now hosting archives of his worthless digital waste on a weird platform called Rokfin. Rokfin is another one of these fangled totally forward thinking and norm challenging Web 3.0 platform, which has been doing great.
^ lol
Well, even with a bear market, Bitcoin is still worth $19400 as of now, which is slightly more than Ethan Ralph's 0.5 BTC sale at $18000 ($9000 USD).
Rokfin uses a dubious ERC-20 fork shitcoin called Receive Access Ecosystem (RAE). It is currently trading at around $1.2 per token, available only on Uniswap.
They offer a dashboard page which tracks the prices of their shitcoin and offers a couple widgets.
https://rokfin.com/rae/dashboard
At this moment, there is a total supply of around 6.185 million RAE tokens, which translates to a market cap of just below $7.48 million USD.
There is this stupid site with your typical retarded cryptobro cringe mantras: https://intro.raetoken.org/
This site tries to justify their Web 3.0 platform by bringing up fallacious arguments, and comparing themselves to YouTube, a garbage site in its own right.
Anyway, the point of this is to illustrate the gaslighting of web 3.0 platforms. They will intentionally use half-truths to manipulate people into their grift. It took several scrolls for them to get to their point.
RAE claims to be a payment infrastructure that treats uploaders like founders, they claim this model compensates the uploader more fairly than YouTube.
The below summary is based on their white paper and summaries on their website.
The white paper can be viewed here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MsAjXaPhzVJtR2wXRaNsshFuuDIvWNyQ/view
An audit of the RAE protocol can be viewed here: https://github.com/solidified-platform/audits/blob/4c05968e146e06ad767edc34e5e1f5c6e6a045e9/Audit Report - RAE token [28.03.2019].pdf
- Purchasing Rokfin premium grants access to all the premium content uploaded by the users, which is now invitation only. The price is $9.99 a month or $99.99 for one year.
- The subscription doesn't exactly fund every single uploader of the site. Only the ones said paypig watches are rewarded accordingly, with RAE.
- According to the BBB, the monthly payment is recurring, you have to opt-out. The BBB is filled with the same complaint: https://www.bbb.org/us/tx/austin/pr...ices/rokfin-0825-1000170748/complaints?page=2
- You can also stake RAE to gain access to premium content
- You can fill out a form for a chance to be listed on the platform: https://rokfin.typeform.com/to/B1H0V9? (It appeared that the link I got was a CoinMarketCap affiliate link, I have edited it.)
- The platform is currently filled with myriads of grift-right nutters, conspiracy crackheads, and some popular grifters such as Cenk Uygur's best friend Jimmy Dore.
- Each subscription is transferred into RAE at the market rate and immediately burned. Burning removes the RAE token from circulation.
- When enough RAE tokens are burnt (ie, enough paypigs), a mint of RAE occurs and distributed to uploaders.
- The amount distributed depends on the grifter, if they can retain paypigs and entice new paypigs to subscribe, they get a better portion.
- As of now, 10,000 RAE tokens are minted each day. This means the website's daily revenue is $10,000 or so.
Ethereum transaction fees are quite high. The GAS of ETH is 21000, the fees can be calculated relatively easily.
Summary (tl;dr):
Each fiat subscription is converted to RAE and burnt, removing the RAE tokens from circulation. Once enough RAE is burnt like puppies in Ronnie's oven, a mint of RAE token occurs. The tokens are distributed to uploaders with accordance to their subscriptions, viewer retention, and likely other metrices.
This is the so called mutual "ecosystem", the price is driven up and holders of RAE is rewarded. When the prices are down, this incentivises the uploaders to grift more.
The inevitable:
The emperor has no clothes. Once Ethan Ralph is established on this platform, we can track his daily RAE stake and surmise his grift. There is no way to gloat or hide, the blockchain never lies. I look forward to doing this.
Bottom Line: Is this a scam?
It appears to be legitimate. There is no ICO (Initialpump coin offering) and the everything appears to be robust.
"For dummies" web 3.0 explanation: https://intro.raetoken.org/
GitHub: https://github.com/raetoken
RAW Dashboard: https://rokfin.com/rae/dashboard
DMCA policy, don't tell Fox News: https://rokfin.com/copyright
Ethan Ralph is now hosting archives of his worthless digital waste on a weird platform called Rokfin. Rokfin is another one of these fangled totally forward thinking and norm challenging Web 3.0 platform, which has been doing great.
^ lol
Well, even with a bear market, Bitcoin is still worth $19400 as of now, which is slightly more than Ethan Ralph's 0.5 BTC sale at $18000 ($9000 USD).
Rokfin uses a dubious ERC-20 fork shitcoin called Receive Access Ecosystem (RAE). It is currently trading at around $1.2 per token, available only on Uniswap.
They offer a dashboard page which tracks the prices of their shitcoin and offers a couple widgets.
https://rokfin.com/rae/dashboard
At this moment, there is a total supply of around 6.185 million RAE tokens, which translates to a market cap of just below $7.48 million USD.
There is this stupid site with your typical retarded cryptobro cringe mantras: https://intro.raetoken.org/
This site tries to justify their Web 3.0 platform by bringing up fallacious arguments, and comparing themselves to YouTube, a garbage site in its own right.
Argument 1: YouTube is valued at $500 billion, but only 2-3% goes towards uploaders.
Valuation is garbage in this context, YouTube only turned a sound profit because of covid-19, making Google a nice $15 billion advertisement revenue in 2019. That's a tremendous stretch from $500 billion, more like the 3% which is 15 billion. Note that this was the first time Google ever decided to disclose money grubbing metrices of YouTube, expect pre-covid years and the following years post-dumb-virus revenue to be shit.
Argument 2: Platforms grow exponentially but the uploaders are left to compete for peanuts.
1. Exponentially isn't a substitute word for increase.
2. Get a job.
Valuation is garbage in this context, YouTube only turned a sound profit because of covid-19, making Google a nice $15 billion advertisement revenue in 2019. That's a tremendous stretch from $500 billion, more like the 3% which is 15 billion. Note that this was the first time Google ever decided to disclose money grubbing metrices of YouTube, expect pre-covid years and the following years post-dumb-virus revenue to be shit.
Argument 2: Platforms grow exponentially but the uploaders are left to compete for peanuts.
1. Exponentially isn't a substitute word for increase.
2. Get a job.
RAE claims to be a payment infrastructure that treats uploaders like founders, they claim this model compensates the uploader more fairly than YouTube.
The below summary is based on their white paper and summaries on their website.
The white paper can be viewed here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MsAjXaPhzVJtR2wXRaNsshFuuDIvWNyQ/view
An audit of the RAE protocol can be viewed here: https://github.com/solidified-platform/audits/blob/4c05968e146e06ad767edc34e5e1f5c6e6a045e9/Audit Report - RAE token [28.03.2019].pdf
- Purchasing Rokfin premium grants access to all the premium content uploaded by the users, which is now invitation only. The price is $9.99 a month or $99.99 for one year.
- The subscription doesn't exactly fund every single uploader of the site. Only the ones said paypig watches are rewarded accordingly, with RAE.
- According to the BBB, the monthly payment is recurring, you have to opt-out. The BBB is filled with the same complaint: https://www.bbb.org/us/tx/austin/pr...ices/rokfin-0825-1000170748/complaints?page=2
- You can also stake RAE to gain access to premium content
- You can fill out a form for a chance to be listed on the platform: https://rokfin.typeform.com/to/B1H0V9? (It appeared that the link I got was a CoinMarketCap affiliate link, I have edited it.)
- The platform is currently filled with myriads of grift-right nutters, conspiracy crackheads, and some popular grifters such as Cenk Uygur's best friend Jimmy Dore.
- Each subscription is transferred into RAE at the market rate and immediately burned. Burning removes the RAE token from circulation.
- When enough RAE tokens are burnt (ie, enough paypigs), a mint of RAE occurs and distributed to uploaders.
- The amount distributed depends on the grifter, if they can retain paypigs and entice new paypigs to subscribe, they get a better portion.
- As of now, 10,000 RAE tokens are minted each day. This means the website's daily revenue is $10,000 or so.
Ethereum transaction fees are quite high. The GAS of ETH is 21000, the fees can be calculated relatively easily.
Summary (tl;dr):
Each fiat subscription is converted to RAE and burnt, removing the RAE tokens from circulation. Once enough RAE is burnt like puppies in Ronnie's oven, a mint of RAE token occurs. The tokens are distributed to uploaders with accordance to their subscriptions, viewer retention, and likely other metrices.
This is the so called mutual "ecosystem", the price is driven up and holders of RAE is rewarded. When the prices are down, this incentivises the uploaders to grift more.
The inevitable:
The emperor has no clothes. Once Ethan Ralph is established on this platform, we can track his daily RAE stake and surmise his grift. There is no way to gloat or hide, the blockchain never lies. I look forward to doing this.
Bottom Line: Is this a scam?
It appears to be legitimate. There is no ICO (Initial
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