The team is open about the satirical nature of the two games, detailing<\/a> the message behind their gamified exit scam, Fomo3D:<\/p>\n “Fomo3D is a parody of the cryptocurrency space as a whole, namely the seeming requirement of all ICOs (initial coin offerings) to run off with large amounts of unaccountable cryptocurrency.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The two games revolve around the promise of dividends, playing on the controversial tactics of classical Ponzi and pyramid schemes \u2014 an increasingly heated subject in the cryptosphere, after such spectacular failures as BitConnect\u2019s January 2018 exit<\/a>.<\/p>\n Where the anonymous Team JUST consider the games as a bit of light-hearted fun, some might perceive their prolific success as cause for concern. As pointed out by Preston Byrne, decentralization advocates may be celebrating even the most superficial usages of blockchain technology:<\/p>\n The sad thing about the FOMO3D and POWH3D scams is that the Ethereum community is *so* eager to see Eth DApps with healthy DAU numbers that they're willing to blind themselves to the fact that they're being victimized by literal, affinity fraud-Ponzi schemes.<\/p>\n — Preston Byrne (@prestonjbyrne) July 23, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"The](\"https:\/\/cryptoslate.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/01\/bitconnect-crash-facebook-300x158.jpg\")
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