Superfortune
GUA
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GUA (Superfortune AI) is an AI-powered metaphysics utility token on BNB Smart Chain that exhibits severe structural, security, and governance vulnerabilities. While product delivery is nominally active with mobile applications, the project suffers from zero verifiable public code repositories, an entirely anonymous team without KYC, lack of DAO governance, and extreme supply concentration where top holders control roughly 90.35% of the token supply. Most critically, the project experienced a catastrophic security breach on May 27, 2026: "SlowMist's Hacked database records that on May 27, 2026, Superfortune ($GUA) suffered a security incident: the team intended to transfer additionally unlocked tokens to the airdrop claim contract, but during multisig transaction execution the recipient address was altered, resulting in approximately 14.98 million GUA (worth about $15.18 million at the time) being sent to an unintended address." This exploit precipitated an immediate ~85% price crash and an overall >98% unrecovered collapse from its all-time high of $1.68 down to ~$0.034. Combined with an unaudited codebase (CertiK code security score of 35%) and no verified compensation or remediation framework, the token represents an exceptionally high risk profile.
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About Superfortune (GUA)
GUA is the native utility token of Superfortune (also referred to as SUPERFORTUNE AI), an artificial intelligence-driven metaphysics platform operating on the BNB Smart Chain. Incubated by Manta Labs, the platform offers digital astrology reports, consultations, and non-fungible tokens. GUA has a fixed maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens and functions within a dual-token design alongside QIAN, an auxiliary token used for engagement incentives. Within the application, GUA is utilized for recurring service payments and is tied to a buyback-and-burn mechanism.
The project maintains an operational Android mobile application alongside announced development plans for iOS. However, the project's technical architecture and governance structure exhibit significant centralization. The core development team is anonymous with no verified identity checks, and the project lacks on-chain governance or a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO). Furthermore, the codebase remains unaudited by independent third-party security firms, receiving a 35% code security score from CertiK, while token distribution is heavily concentrated, with top holders controlling approximately 90.35% of the supply.
On May 27, 2026, Superfortune experienced a severe security compromise involving a multi-signature transaction. During a planned transfer to an airdrop claim contract, an address alteration—attributed to a suspected address-poisoning incident—resulted in roughly 14.98 million GUA (valued at approximately $15.18 million at the time) being routed to an unintended address and dumped on the market. The incident caused an immediate price drop of approximately 85%, contributing to an overall collapse of more than 98% from its all-time high of $1.68 to an all-time low of approximately $0.03355.