FourthStar Buys LunaOne Scam Assets, Offers Worthless Tokens in Bid to Win Back the Crypto Community
LunaOne promised the moon—and delivered dust. Now, a rebranded company called FourthStar claims it has bought the “intellectual property” from LunaOne and wants to start fresh, while distancing itself from the failed crypto metaverse scheme that allegedly scammed thousands. But the crypto community isn’t buying the redemption arc, especially when the new players admit they’ve inherited the tech—along with some of the same faces and stories. The Rise and Fall of LunaOne LunaOne, a flashy metaverse crypto project, lured in more than 11,000 investors with slick marketing, paid influencer promotions, and bogus claims of brand partnerships. Investors like Cindy and Ann were told that buying in early meant big rewards: pre-sale tokens offered at $0.15 were supposed to launch at $0.25. But when launch day arrived, tokens debuted at just $0.05—and the platform fell silent. Some investors didn’t even receive their tokens until after the crash. Others reported never recei...