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Based on my research, I can provide you with a clear and comprehensive assessment.

Assessment of SourceLess (sourceless.net)

What the Research Shows

Founder Background: The founder and CEO is Alexandru Stratulat from Romania. Before SourceLess, he founded Ccoin – a pump-and-dump crypto scam built around its CCOS token, which collapsed in early 2022. According to an updated assessment by BehindMLM, Stratulat was arrested by Romanian authorities in 2017 on a warrant for financial fraud.
Business Model: SourceLess markets so-called “STR Domains” – an attempt to connect website domains with NFTs. With no public interest in these STR Domains, SourceLess forces its affiliates to purchase them. This means that affiliates are the primary buyers – a classic product-based pyramid scheme. The STR token no longer had a traceable price on CoinMarketCap as of March 2025, with an estimated only 4,680 token holders.
MLM Structure: SourceLess pays a 10% commission on direct sales and residual commissions through a binary compensation structure. The affiliate membership costs $149 plus $99 annually, and affiliates must spend between $500 and $100,000 on STR Domains to participate in the compensation plan.
Technology Promises: The roadmap includes announcements about a fully functional e-banking, satellites for its own network, a public offering in the U.S., and listings on Crypto.com, Binance, MEXC, and Gate.io – all marked as “in progress” or "negotiations ongoing." For all these announcements – banking license, satellite launches, IPO accompaniment by a financial institution – there are no publicly verifiable proofs.
Trust Rating: Scamadviser rates sourceless.net with a very low trust score and recommends treating the site as a potential scam.

Final Assessment

The elements you described – offshore account with banking license, proprietary tokens with promises of value increase, own satellite network à la Starlink, IPO in 2026 – are classic features of an investment fraud (often classified as a "scam" or specifically as a Ponzi or pyramid scheme). In detail:
The business model is not based on real customers and genuine market demand but on recruiting new members who must buy products. For none of the major claims (banking license, satellite launches, IPO underwriter, stock exchange listings) is there publicly verifiable evidence – although these things must be publicly known by law or market rules. The founder has a proven history with a collapsed crypto scam and an arrest for financial fraud.
My assessment is clear: Stay away. Anyone who has invested money in SourceLess or plans to do so should consider it a very high risk of loss and seek legal advice in case of doubt.
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