OBN: Extensive documentation is available, but the exchange listing, price, and team have not been verified. Orbition Network (token OBN) claims to be a Layer-1 blockchain for AI and AI infrastructure. Currently, claiming OBN mining rewards requires 0.0008 ETH + gas fees, approximately $2.5. However, there is no clear public market price data available. CryptoRank lists it as newly listed, with minimal trading data. The token contract shows 4,659 holder addresses—fewer than some meme coins. The community is questioning the 0.0008 ETH fee, but the official explanation states that 20% of gas fees will be linearly released over eight subsequent phases. Each criticism is met with seemingly reasonable responses. The project has a website, documentation, testnet RPC, block explorer, and GitHub repository—but no verifiable information exists regarding its registered country of incorporation, audited company, named team members, or official exchange announcements. It claims OBN will be listed on a CEX, with an official announcement scheduled for September 30. The project also promises to share deposit and trading details to help users prepare for the listing. Orbition’s team will provide liquidity on DEXs, though initial liquidity will be lower than on CEXs. We note that Ethereum network gas fees have risen significantly over the past day, making it harder for some users to complete their AI Mining Claim. To ensure fairness, the AI mining claim period will be extended until shortly before OBN’s listing. The only publicly available information comes from the official Twitter and Telegram channels—raising concerns that both may disappear abruptly by month’s end.