Morh pool a pool system of cardano that operate in india . Now they refuse to withdrawals amount . How to survive small investors it’s matter of trust on cardano system. Morh pool ( cardano pool system ) Important Notice - Cardano ADA Node!
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So, Morh pool Has been Decided & Also Guided by Cardano To Discontinue the Affiliate Program with Staking Program.
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As Fabian, I don’t really understand what you are trying to tell us.
Did you “stake” on myadapoolnamerocks.com/myadapool.net?
I’m afraid that site is a scam.
It talks about “Mine Pools”. We don’t call it “mining” on Cardano.
It asks you to create an account (and probably then to send them money or cryptocurrency). That is not how staking on Cardano works. With legitimate staking, you only delegate your account to a stake pool. ADA never leave your wallet and stay with you. You also don’t need an account with the stake pool for that.
Most of the texts on the site are copy and pasted from elsewhere. At some places, they did not even change the name of the stake pool.
That site has nothing to do with India. They claim to be located in Germany, but a company by the name of “MORH ADA POOL GmbH” does not seem to be registered in Germany. The given address “Kastanienallee 369, 10435 Berlin” does not exist. (The highest number in that street is Kastanienallee 103.)
The name and phone number of the owner given in the domain registration belong to a guy in Greenland (who probably has nothing to do with all that, but they just found his data on the Internet).
The site also most probably has nothing to do with the MORH stake pool that does exist: https://adastat.net/pools/87dc693d71a7a9f33c69728d1179a04ab520fe14d682d711acfd9f24
That stake pool was registered in 2021, never changed its metadata, and seems to be a private pool of some big ADA holder. (It’s margin is set to 99% which means that other delegators would get almost no rewards when staking there. Also, it’s relay is in Japan where a lot of big holders are due to the initial sale of ADA being done there.)
Back then, they seem to have followed the CoinCashew guide for setting up a stake pool without replacing the example domain name given there:
These are the metadata of MORH, not changed since 2021:
But the domain myadapoolnamerocks.com was only registered in December 2023, more than two years later, probably to exploit this and construct a connection to that legitimate stake pool, while in reality there is no connection:
Once you have signed and submitted a transaction, it cannot be reversed. That is basically the whole idea of cryptocurrency.
You can look at the blockchain where the ADA went (and that’s the only thing, where we can maybe help). That will in most cases result in them going after some steps to some centralised exchange (CEX) used by the scammers to cash out. You can try to find out which centralised exchange it is and ask them if they can identify who that was. Already there, question is how helpful they can and want to be.
You can try to get a lawyer or your local law enforcement authorities involved, but, again, questionable how helpful they can and want to be, if they can do anything at all if the CEX doesn’t want to or isn’t able to identify who cashed out or if the scammers are somewhere else in the world.