i'm excited people are waking up and getting mad about fraud. at @AkumaInuPrime we built a tech company and went public on blockchain. we were working with some of the biggest institutional players. at one point we almost reached a billion market cap. if we were publicly traded our market cap would've been larger than 60% of of the companies listed in America. then the fraudsters did their thing and destroyed the token. they killed our momentum and community confidence. millions of dollars of people's hard earned money gone. but unlike most other founders in crypto who just move onto their next thing when it doesn't work out, we didn't. we didn't because we're tired of the value extraction. crypto's failing because it's being attacked at the institutional top and the pump and dump bottom. there's no bourgeoisie because it doesn't get a chance to develop. just new money coming in going into the old guard and the technically skilled hands. the retail investor gets screwed every time. every. single. cycle. for the last 15 years. so we didn't quit. we've spent the last year working on it and our goal is to get people's money back. to show that the space is not cooked. if anything it's in the sweet spot with regulations + AI. they assumed we would forget. move on like most do. but there are still good people here trying to do the right thing. and because of that we're a dog on a bone. stick around.

everyone’s talking about the $OM collapse, here's the deal: mantra pumped to $6.5B, crashed 90% overnight. OTC deals gave them cash, which they quietly reinjected into the chart to push price—hoping to support unlocks later. someone used those tokens as collateral, got liquidated, and nuked the whole thing. they called it “support,” but it was circular. a feedback loop funded by future dumpers. web2 won't take us seriously if token price can collapse and it's not based on weak fundementals. vaults by Akuma fix this.