OHAYO shows substantial red flags for likely crypto-investment fraud: it advertises access to pre-IPO stocks and extreme leverage, with no visible licensing or compliance disclosures. Claims to offer trading of major private companies (e.g., SpaceX, OnlyFans) on a decentralized platform are highly implausible and match classic pig-butchering bait.
Why We Think This Is A Scam
Claims users can trade pre-IPO stocks and unlisted equities such as SpaceX 'before it goes public'—which is not legally possible for unlicensed platforms
Offers up to 50x leverage on 'perpetual contracts,' a high risk and regulatory gray zone often used in scams
Promotes itself as 'better than leveraged ETFs' and 'borderless' with no mention of regulation, licenses, or anti-money laundering controls
Implies trading of assets like Tesla, OnlyFans, and others 'all in one decentralized exchange,' an implausible and illegal offering for a retail platform