They have no community.

Twitter is almost dead with max 10 reshares per post. Mostly cheap stock video posts.

Telegram is only announcement channel. Followers can't post.

No discord.

Inflation Hedging Coin (IHC) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2021and operates on the BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) platform

Inflation Hedging Coin

Blockbuster

Con:
Top of the homepage lists marketplaces and a link to buy the token instead of explaining what they do.
Website littered with tokenomics and why the token will increase messages.
Their products seem mostly white labeled Binance products (see image)
They list an "investment arm" where you can submit your project ideas to get funding, but don't list any projects they've funded.
Their DAO seems cool because it has a 50BN tressury, which would currently be about 5M USD. This would be nice if the community could actually decide to invest in cool projects. But the DAO structure only allows 99 people to submit proposals while the other 5000 can only vote. You need to buy NFTs to get a spot in the DAO. Seems like a scheme to sell the 5000 NFTs for DAO membership. Not very decentralized.
They have some live products, which would be good. Wallet, marketplace, DAO. But then again they seem white labeled empty shells. Saying things like "being Asia's most liquid market" is just a lie when you're referring to the Binance cloud that powers your exchange.
Website looks ok visually. But still pretty boring with no interesting message standing out.
Just saw that the investment bit and DAO is not launched yet. Maybe they should mention that on the website. Still doesn't change the fact that the DAO isn't D at all.

Pro:
Roadmap is nice looking and easy to understand what they've already accomplished.

Con:
- Top of the homepage lists marketplaces and a link to buy the token instead of explaining what they do.
- Website littered with tokenomics and why the token will increase messages.
- Their products seem mostly white labeled Binance products (see image)
- They list an "investment arm" where you can submit your project ideas to get funding, but don't list any projects they've funded.
- Their DAO seems cool because it has a 50BN tressury, which would currently be about 5M USD. This would be nice if the community could actually decide to invest in cool projects. But the DAO structure only allows 99 people to submit proposals while the other 5000 can only vote. You need to buy NFTs to get a spot in the DAO. Seems like a scheme to sell the 5000 NFTs for DAO membership. Not very decentralized. 
- They have some live products, which would be good. Wallet, marketplace, DAO. But then again they seem white labeled empty shells. Saying things like "being Asia's most liquid market" is just a lie when you're referring to the Binance cloud that powers your exchange.
- Website looks ok visually. But still pretty boring with no interesting message standing out.
- Just saw that the investment bit and DAO is not launched yet. Maybe they should mention that on the website. Still doesn't change the fact that the DAO isn't D at all.

Pro:
- Roadmap is nice looking and easy to understand what they've already accomplished.

Con:
Whitepaper starts out with very generic economic education about inflation and how it affects the economy
followed by legal disclaimers about forward looking statements, a hallmark of shitcoins.
followed by additional legal statements to tell you that they're not trying to sell you a coin.
Followed by additional generic economics history education
Followed by a solution that clearly states that they add no technology to the space (see image)

The rest of the whitepaper says things like "that it's import that the coin can move to a new blockchain in the future via the "blockchain Adaptability Protocol", but doesn't explain how it would do that. It just says they will research and then make a decision to move which will be democratic in nature.

In summary, they make no claim of adding a new technology. Therefore the only idea is to burn tokens whenever inflation rises, which is again a hallmark of a shitcoin. Sure, it will work if they can convince enough people to buy and hold the token with pure FOMO. But I don't think that'll happen judging by their token price graph. IHC experienced 1000 times more inflation than the USD in a year of record inflation (someone should tell them to burn more coins...).

Con:
- Whitepaper starts out with very generic economic education about inflation and how it affects the economy
- followed by legal disclaimers about forward looking statements, **a hallmark of shitcoins**.
- followed by additional legal statements to tell you that they're not trying to sell you a coin.
- Followed by additional generic economics history education
- Followed by a solution that clearly states that they add no technology to the space (see image)

The rest of the whitepaper says things like "that it's import that the coin can move to a new blockchain in the future via the "blockchain Adaptability Protocol", but doesn't explain how it would do that. It just says they will research and then make a decision to move which will be democratic in nature.

In summary, they make no claim of adding a new technology. Therefore the only idea is to burn tokens whenever inflation rises, which is again **a hallmark of a shitcoin**. Sure, it will work if they can convince enough people to buy and hold the token with pure FOMO. But I don't think that'll happen judging by their token price graph. IHC experienced 1000 times more inflation than the USD in a year of record inflation (someone should tell them to burn more coins...).

Inflation Hedging Coin IHC