We came to learn about the existence of Flockerz from its appearance on a "best crypto presales to invest in" list on one of the crypto news websites. On this type of list, we often find questionable projects, although occasionally there are some with genuine potential.
The Flockerz crypto project describes itself as a meme coin with a narrative centered around a flock of strange, cartoon-style blue birds. According to the project website it has already raised over $800K on the launchpad, in its ongoing $FLOCK presale stage. However, according to the whitepaper, it's more than just a meme coin—it's a movement. The "FlockTopia," the DAO of the project, claims to turn every token holder into a leader and decision-maker. With such strong claims, we had to dig in and do a review. Here's what we found.
One of the biggest advantages of blockchain technology is transparency. Unfortunately, many projects operating over blockchain and benefiting and profiting from its transparency do not apply the same standard to their own teams. This appears to be the case here. The developers behind Flockerz are anonymous, and they haven't even gone through a KYC process with any third-party verification company for identity verification. While not uncommon, in a crypto project that is raising millions of dollars, it is even more concerning. So this lack of transparency about the team raises concerns about accountability.
The Flockerz Crypto DAO, called Flocktopia, is presented as the core feature of the project. The concept of a DAO is something we can relate to—having the community decide the fate of the project can be empowering, contributing to governance and decentralized decision-making, which fits the decentralization narrative of a blockchain project. But while we appreciate the idea, a DAO itself cannot be the main feature of a project. It’s meant to support the core business, not to be the business itself. When the core concept is simply a meme coin, having a DAO seems unnecessary. Meme coins are about fun, and a community vote isn't really essential to that.
The whitepaper elaborates on the Vote-to-Earn "groundbreaking" platform, where those who vote on proposals get rewarded in $FLOCK tokens. But what exactly will the community be voting on? According to the whitepaper, they will decide on "key project development, new features, marketing strategy, token burns, and expansion plans." To us, this sounds like empty promises. We’re talking about a meme coin, one among thousands—what development and expansion plans are they referring to? It feels premature to focus on a DAO at such an early stage, especially when the core business isn't solidified.
The whitepaper and tokenomics span nine pages, describing the project, the $FLOCK coin, the DAO, the vote-to-earn mechanism, token distribution, and the roadmap. However, it is missing critical details. How will the DAO be developed? Who is responsible for its development? What are the timelines for these developments? The content feels generalized, with little focus on the technical aspects of the key features.
The concept of a presale on a launchpad is that you invest early, often taking a risk, in the hopes of a significant reward later. We understand that early-stage projects may have little to show for themselves. However, when a project claims to be raising millions, it needs to demonstrate some progress on roadmap milestones and at least minimal transparency. This isn’t a small amount of money. The complete lack of transparency while raising substantial funds is a major warning sign for us, raising concerns about a potential scam.
While the project has passed two audits by Coinsult and Solidproof, these audits only cover basic $FLOCK token functionality. None of them cover the core DAO functionality. DAO development is a complex process that requires extensive development, testing, and auditing to ensure proper operation. While the project has passed two audits, none of them cover the DAO, which is why we put less emphasis on them.
After the 2022 market crash, we thought most people understood that staking rewards in the thousands of percent is an extremely high-risk investment and often unrealistic. It seems the Flockerz crypto team hasn't received that memo. According to the website, they are offering a whopping 1977% staking rewards, although this is not mentioned in the whitepaper. We find this to be a major red flag, as it is a tactic often used by Ponzi-like schemes to lure in inexperienced crypto investors.
The project is being promoted by a network of websites known for marketing low-quality projects through paid promotions, some of which often end up as rug pulls. Some of these projects, such as Pepe Unchained and Crypto All-Stars, have been covered on TheHolyCoins before. While this isn’t definitive proof of Flockerz being a scam, it is a warning sign that suggests investors should be cautious about potential scam risks.
Any website offering a price prediction for $FLOCK coin is likely trying to mislead you. In today’s environment, merely having a presale token actually launch on cryptocurrency exchanges is a victory in itself. Making bold price predictions on the Flockerz coin is just an attempt to lure you into speculative investments with high risks. Don’t fall for it.
To be honest, the Flockerz project feels rather shallow. Too many aspects of the Flockerz $FLOCK coin are either missing, hidden, or poorly explained. For a project that claims to have raised nearly a million dollars, there are significant gaps in transparency. Our instincts tell us that something here doesn’t add up. We advise any crypto investor exploring this presale to perform thorough due diligence before making a decision.
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