Treasure NFT real or fake full update 2025

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Greetings, in the comments on recent post about Trayer NFT, many people asked what Trayer NFT is, whether it's real or fake, and how money can be earned from it. 

So, I am going to provide you with detailed information, because maybe I could earn millions of dollars from one of my referral links. But I will openly reveal everything genuine to you, and we will genuinely review this website to see how much money you can actually make from it. The website is trayernft.xyz. Their frequently asked questions state that their company is registered with an MSB license from the USA. If you search for their license, they claim that the company is registered in Colorado under the name Trayer Meta Technology LLC, providing a company number and address. 

If you search this address on Google Maps,

nothing by that name appears, although bookstores and other businesses are shown there. If you check the status on the official Gov.uk website, the company status is dissolved, which happened on January 9, 2024. Its filing history shows that it was struck off in 2023 too. On Trustpilot, the most trusted site for checking any website, they warn about detected fake reviews for this company. The genuine reviews can also be seen here for further checking. They basically say to buy any NFT, hold it until it becomes valuable, and then sell it to earn money. However, if you analyze this, it's not a real business but a scam. OpenSea is the largest NFT website, and it doesn't claim any earnings in this manner.

For example, when you click on any NFT on OpenSea,

 you can see all its information stored on the blockchain, including its token standard, token ID, contract address, last updated information, and creator earnings. But when you go to Trayer NFT and click around, it doesn't work until you create an account. The same goes when you try to explore or reserve; it asks you to log in first. They are just pictures in PNG or JPG format being traded as NFTs. Initially, you watch ads to earn money, but the real earning model is to create an account,

 make a deposit,

and then bring 10 more people who will also deposit the same or lesser amount. From the $100 someone deposits, you might get $20 as commission, incentivizing others to deposit to earn from them. All those who are telling you how much they are earning from this are doing it to get more people to deposit, getting $20 from each. It’s all a kind of scam. Enter OpenSea without understanding what it is because it's legitimate work. 

Check any of their registrations and you won't find validation.

They claim to withdraw USDT, but don't allow it. There was also a Medium article about Trayer NFT and OK Exchange integration announcement, with a link to OKX. When clicked, there's nothing there—it's a hashed out page. These are all just scams, made solely to deceive people.