PANews, November 3: According to a post by Robin Guards on X, the team recruited 200 crypto Twitter KOLs to promote their NFT project, with these accounts collectively boasting over 10 million followers; however, the project ultimately sold only 200 NFTs, yielding a conversion rate of approximately 0.002%. The project team claims that, after refusing to continue paying, some KOLs labeled the project a scam. Robin Guards publicly named over a hundred cooperating KOLs, accusing them of purchasing fake followers and engagement, using engagement groups to inflate metrics, and employing AI-generated replies. The project team also stated that @grebby, the first to accuse them of fraud, himself sells fake followers and engagement services, with several of the named KOLs among his clients.
NFT Project Robin Guards Accuses Over 100 Crypto KOLs of Traffic Fraud, 10 Million Followers Generate Only 200 Sales
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NFT news outlet PANews reports that the NFT project Robin Guards has accused over 100 crypto KOLs of traffic fraud. The project hired 200 influencers with a combined 10 million followers but recorded only 200 NFT sales. The team claims some KOLs labeled the project a scam following payment disputes. This announcement underscores a growing issue of inflated metrics within the NFT space.
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