@AUREVYN10 Every person should be responsible for his own! Undoubtedly. But key opinion leaders should also have a minimum of social responsibility. Otherwise they shoudn't have the position if being a KOL. In ideal world. It's not just about crypto.
@AUREVYN10 KOLs are often problematic. Their work is based purely on hype and maximalism, without honesty - telling the other side of the thing . They don't tell you when they took a profit as they need liquidity. It's true that without them, a good project would be never appeared.
@traderking19991@TasQ_x Well, let's consider the possibility that it's the work of a sniper and not the team. If you look and the sells in last hours, and the buying/selling history, it's visible he is on fire again. The question is how much powder left does he have.
It would be great to organize some form of livestream or at least make a video talking about recent events and another plans for the upcoming weeks. It might be not your fault what happened, but the success of this projects depends on the trust and image, thats it. Think about it.
After our legal team contacted Paing Chan through an official channel, he changed his LinkedIn name and removed his profile picture.
But of course, nobody has anything to hide here, right?
robinhood:0xdc453b1405cfe25e2afba8e7f4272b0a00437777 WELCOME AUSTIN CHAN
@Befbunny I have quite a massive bag of Tasq, but their behaviour and them communicating this serious question is very unprofessional. Arrogance of the team is a bad psychological sign.
@TasQ_x Well, it's basically as bad as it was before. Instead of pro-social and oro-customer communication in this hard time, you act like a 5 years old trying to point at someone else, and falsely!