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Yeah mate, I also saw their photos deleted, thanks for pointing that out.1) The entire purpose of crypto is to remain anonymous but the team decided to go through a KYC process to ensure potential investors that there's no "scam" or "rug pull" intention.
In case of "scam" or "rug-pull" they(audit techrate) will just publish our details (full names, passports, videos of us saying that we're responsible in case of rug pull).
Your audit document says that "At the time of the audit, there was no information on KYC/doxx implementation." No KYC here.In case of "scam" or "rug-pull" they(audit techrate) will just publish our details (full names, passports, videos of us saying that we're responsible in case of rug pull).
2) We should be more transparent about our team and we will do our best to do so.
Allright, now show me where I can see your faces.3) Our team decided to send the money raised for charity straight to the Binance charity wallet in order to prove that the work being done is 100% legit.
This way, all the money will be immediately given to Binance who, in turn, will offer them to those in need in Ukraine. Binance will OBVIOUSLY not support the war, they will donate all the money to the humanitarian aid / red cross.
How will you know that this war will last long?? Is there a clairvoyant in one of your team??This way, all the money will be immediately given to Binance who, in turn, will offer them to those in need in Ukraine. Binance will OBVIOUSLY not support the war, they will donate all the money to the humanitarian aid / red cross.
Please don't be negative, try to be productive and helpful instead.
One of my forms of productivity is saving donors' money from suspicious charitable projects like this 
Edit:
I researched more about "AuditRateTech", and as I suspected the audit service you chose was bullshit. A honeypot project passed this service audit.
Obviously a scam.. 
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