The inventory
| Site | Product | Live? |
|---|---|---|
www.empooriochain.org | EmpoorioChain | Yes (www only; apex does not serve) |
kryptoos.com | KryptoOS | Yes |
aephoron.com | Aephoron | Yes |
gnoosis.com | GnoosiS | Yes (a /inicio/ path linked from store listings is 404) |
omiloos.com | OmilooS | Yes |
ouranoos.com | OuranoOS | Yes |
eoonia.com | Eoonia | Yes |
daotonomos.org | DAOtonomos | Yes (Next.js) |
empooscan.com | EmpooScan | Yes (Next.js, Vercel) |
synoodos.com, ailoos.com | SynoodoS, Ailoos | Yes |
dracmatoken.com | DMS | Parked (only the hosting fallback serves) |
skoopos.com | SkoopoS | 404 (hosting corruption) |
komvoos.com | Komvoos | Parked, and the repository's content is still KryptoOS's |
empoorio.org | Official site | Does not serve the new site; parking on the apex, old VitePress site on the hosting fallback |
What the August audit found
Eleven of twelve sites are the same repository: a fork of an open-source manga app's VitePress template, with a ~3,400-line styling layer copied byte-identical between them. Five patterns, all process failures rather than site-by-site ones:
- Unremoved origin. Template assets, and in several sites hot-linked video and images from an aerospace company's CDN on the landing page. Only Aephoron's site had cleaned it.
- Cross-contamination. KryptoOS was the template base and left traces everywhere; one site's folder contained no content of its own product at all; GnoosiS served Aephoron's logo; EmpooScan served Eoonia's.
- A fabricated investor-relations block copied to all eleven — invented annual revenue, growth percentages, a million identity registrations, an IPO roadshow, audit committees with real names — for projects in testnet or pre-sale with no revenue. Two sites were deployed to production with it.
- CI/CD broken in all eleven: the only workflow deployed to the template's original domain. Every real deployment had been manual.
- Hosting configuration duplicated or misdirected.
Fixed since
GnoosiS's hosting target corrected. The site that served as donor for the official site removed. Hot-linked third-party media and the investor-relations block identified for removal across all sites. The official site's rebuild has purged its own copies of the same patterns (this blog is part of that rebuild).
Not fixed
empoorio.org still does not serve the official site. skoopos.com is down. dracmatoken.com and komvoos.com are parked. The eleven VitePress sites have not yet been migrated to a shared brand package; the styling layer is still duplicated.
The rule that applies
A website is a public claim. Every number on it carries its proof or comes off. Every host it names resolves or comes off. Every logo on it belongs to the product it is on. The ecosystem learned this on its own sites first.
Based on AUDIT_PRODUCT_WEBSITES_2026-08-20.md and the ecosystem-versus-web audit of 2026-09-08 (live DNS/HTTP checks).