I am posting this report here as well (also on News Post) because I want to spread awareness on this Manipulation:
This situation is getting out of hand. "WillSlate"; has been breaking multiple rules, including toxiod manipulation through SafeFund (which I have already posted on the forum). He took advantage of the toxoid spike, launching an IPO right after his net worth surged to approximately $218,000. The timing was highly suspicious—just as the spike happened, players rushed to buy shares, only for his company's net worth to crash to $20,000 soon after.
Even more concerning is that, just hours before the spike, WillSlate purchased toxoid through SafeFund—a holding company. There is no logical reason to buy toxoid through a holding company since he wouldn't be able to use it to create a vaccine. Instead, his goal was clear: manipulate the market, bring his company public, and profit from unsuspecting players buying his shares.
Furthermore, there are strong indications that "Lucius"; and "Vestedius"; are the same person and potentially linked to WillSlate. Through SafeFund (which became a public company after his exchange pricing manipulation), the transaction history reveals that WillSlate bought 65% of QuickLoans shares (a bank company) for $0. This raises serious red flags—why would someone give away a major bank company, one of the most expensive assets in the game, for nothing? Interestingly, QuickLoans was previously owned by Lucius.
Proof:
USD 0.00 – Bought 6500x QuickLoans shares (65%) from SafeVenture via private trade
This blatant abuse suggests that WillSlate is using multiple accounts to artificially increase his net worth.
And he didn’t stop there.
After manipulating toxoid prices and deceiving players into investing in his inflated company, he created another account called "CarlHigh". Despite being newly created, CarlHigh already has a net worth of $26,000 with only 1153 experience points—which is highly suspicious. He also established a company, High Holdings, and took it public within a single day by purchasing toxoid at an inflated price through SafeFund. He paid $500 for 0.1x toxoid (equivalent to $5,000 per unit) and then transferred most of the toxoid from SafeFund to High Holdings, inflating its valuation to meet the $200,000 IPO requirement and launching another public company under false pretenses.
Proof from SafeFund Financial :
USD 500.00 – Sold 0.1x Toxoid via The Exchange
He also distributes dividends 2x per 10 days, and upon reviewing the transaction history (in SafeFund), it is evident that he is transferring his own money into the company and then issuing dividends. Essentially, he is circulating funds between his personal account and his public company. Admins need to investigate his account to determine the actual source of these funds.
Recently, this player launched yet another IPO, and many of the companies involved are linked to toxoid category, which directly connects to the WillSlate's public company. Is there a connection? This is getting massive.
The public companies—IPO, EasyIPO, PumpIPO, DumpIPO, CommitIPO, and pmoIPO—are all linked to High Holdings due to the gradual decrease in High Holdings' net worth. It appears that money was transferred from High Holdings to these companies, further suggesting potential manipulation.
Additionally, some of the loans taken by Vestedius (not been active) from different banks to his company, such as Seaside Grain Co., have not been repaid, and the funds were transferred by him. This further emphasizes the ongoing manipulation and unethical behavior.
These actions violate multiple major rules, including:
Creating multiple accounts (to manipulate assets and net worth).
Manipulating the public market through the exchange.
Breaking transparency rules for public companies by launching illegitimate IPOs.
All these findings are from his public company and exchange section of the game.
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