Orbler 

Something is fishy here...

Before reading this review, please note that this has nothing to do with Orbler as a marketing tool/platform. This is purely about its token, $ORBR, and its potential "upside."

We all dream about finding projects early before anyone else and then having them moon. Well, this isn't the case with Orbler.

At first glance, this project may seem solid: Followers on X - 56.8k CMC Rank - #210 Telegram Subscribers - 63.4k

Those are pretty impressive numbers, right? Well, let's dive a bit deeper.

A project ranked 210 on CMC should be pretty well-known, right? It should be popular to have such a high MC ($352m). Well, first of all, volumes - sub $150k, which doesn't bother me too much; it could be a project not spoofing liquidity and faking volumes.

A 3-day-old post has a total of 4 likes, 2 retweets, and 1 comment, yet the views are 12k? Feels a bit suspicious and makes me think these numbers might be highly inflated.

What really made me choke on my morning scone was the fact that they have 733 holders, and the last on-chain transaction was done 25 DAYS AGO.

One conclusion: this token is highly manipulated and probably easily so, given no one actually seems to care about it.

Go ahead and use the platform, but please consider this review a bit of a warning when it comes to investing in their token.

What is the actual upside if they have 733 token holders, the last transaction was made 25 days ago, and the token is ranked #210 on CMC? Show Less