ORA - an origin story.
Whether you’re a venture capitalist, investor, trader, researcher or a startup…
…Ora will shine light in the darkest places to illuminate your path to wealth creation.
We're reaching a point in time where platitudes, opinions, and excuses just aren't going to cut it anymore. New AI tools are emerging every single day to study on-chain data and the fundamentals of any startup or business in existence, as well as the people who are involved in it.
What's critical is that startups have an opportunity to challenge that data and its findings. Simplistic explanations like "this AI stuff is just crap" are not going to cut it because 99% of the time, it's not crap.
It's just startups trying to hide their malfeasance, malpractice, and/or mindless and misconsidered misdemeanors.
This is why @kyle and I created @Get_Ora - we got sick of the scams, fraud and general dishonesty, or substandard execution of startups.
How it actually all got started was that I was sitting on the crapper one day. Somebody sent me the pitch deck and materials for a company run by people I had invested in via EnigmaFund. They had clearly wound down their token and pulled the liquidity in a concerted fashion over time. When I looked at the materials I got sent and the history of the company, I saw that it had been created at least 3 months before any of that happened with the previous company. The exact same people were involved.
I looked at their GitHub, filled with hundreds of thousands of stars and a huge amount of positive-only reviews, and knew that this was absolute bullshit.
But more so, I knew that these guys had been doing it for years, again and again, as the same team. General incompetence at a failed business: value extraction from investors and retail traders, where they use the money they earn to roll into some kind of new meta and do it all over again
Thinking back on how many times we had seen this from spurious founders who gave us false information in the past and harmed many investors we co-invest with, we set out to create an MVP. We were surprised at how quickly we could get real insights, mostly because of the sophistication we had developed from seeing how these things happen for many years and running due diligence on hundreds of companies.
So from compstability-to-composability, ORA (prev codename: Argus) was born.
Alpha coming soon to a beta near you.
Sign up for early access at Ora.finance
SCAM alert:
Ora's engine has detected a very likely high level scam to install antibot.fi, claiming that @orangie is using them. On a deeper scan we discovered these potential and very likely HUGE risks:
(Note: Ora is in beta and can make mistakes - if it has here, we apologise):
What the code does with your wallet
•The bookmarklet only runs on Fomo's domains. Its loader opens a hidden frame tied to Privy, the login and embedded-wallet service Fomo uses.
•The script stores your Privy and Fomo or Axiom session tokens. It then sends them to Antibot's own server through endpoints named "privy recover" and "axiom recover".
•The server returns wallet private keys, which the script saves in the browser. Its own console message reports how many keys it "recovered".
•An app that only reads X mentions and holder data has no reason to request your wallet's private keys.
@CoinDesk @zackxbt @Cointelegraph @fomo @TheBlockCo
Our work at Ora is to shed light to the dark corners of startups, crypto and the markets. Ora is a beta product and can make mistakes. DYOR, or better, sign up for ORA's closed-door beta to do it with us.
Replying to @orangie
@orangie has been using antibot.fi for his memecoin analysis on fomo, you can even see it in most of his vids




