The pre-sale data for Into Space looks good—over $20 million. But the subsequent actions raised concerns: the project announced a $7.3 million refund to the community. It sounds generous, but community tracking revealed an issue—the addresses receiving refunds were mostly newly created. This is awkward. Many people began to suspect whether the money truly returned to ordinary participants or was secretly diverted to certain insiders.

What’s more upsetting is the project background. Analyst Gautamgg uncovered that Into Space is actually a "mask" for UFO Gaming. If you remember UFO Gaming’s token performance, you’ll know what a disaster it was—down 99%. With such a track record, the credibility of this new project naturally takes a hit. A failed project’s reboot, combined with the mysterious refund addresses, indeed gives people reason to scrutinize the underlying logic behind it.