Limited On-Chain Activity and Market Maker Oversight Raise Transparency Concerns for OMNIA

The analysis of blockchain data reveals limited on-chain trading activity in the PoolCoin Swap (PCS) pools, with significant transactions occurring only on specific dates, and sparse activity elsewhere, which can be independently verified through provided links. Regarding exchange wallets, primarily stablecoins deposits are observed, but they cannot be linked directly to OMNIA/USDT trading volumes, as the data remains opaque and inaccessible. Planning to hire an audit firm seems futile because the core issue lies in the lack of transparent, accessible data; any external auditor would reach similar conclusions. Communication hurdles with centralized exchanges (CEX) complicate obtaining necessary information, compounded by legal and relational complications. Clarification about token distribution may help provide more detailed insights. OMNIA initially engaged Kairon Labs as Market Makers, who underperformed, but currently collaborates with Bitmaker, a regulated entity that cannot manipulate the market or engage in wash trading. Their primary objective remains to maintain required spreads and liquidity levels for each CEX, in line with onboarding terms.