In just over a week's time, we will know more about VioletSwap and its legitimacy. In that time, their NFT minting will begin and airdrop will end. Supposedly, they will enable swapping, withdrawal, and staking features on their platform too. Their user growth has been quite impressive, admittedly:

That's over 300,000 users that have claimed their airdrop thus far. The growth has been so robust that evidently they've had to upgrade their servers:

They have apparently "paid" close to $200,000 as well. This is where the skeptic in me cannot believe that this project will pan out to what it claims to be. If it is so, they will owe me over $3000 -- which I plan to swap for Bitcoin and promptly withdrawal.

I'm sorry, but I just cannot believe this. It's way too good to be true. As far as I'm concerned, I won't see a red cent from this project, nor do I expect to. It's one thing to receive worthless tokens via airdrop, but should this turn out to be an outright scam where they will ask users to send crypto to cover "withdrawal fees," I will sound the alarm and declare scam. I don't know if that's where this is headed, but I will continue to follow the saga of VioletSwap.

Should it turn out to be the real deal and "the next Uniswap," I will gladly eat my words. Following their Telegram, things are about to get very interesting:

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