Odaily星球日报讯 Meteora 联合创始人 Ben Chow 再次于 X 发文回应 LIBRA 相关质疑。 Ben Chow 表示：“Meteora 和我个人从未私下接收或管理任何代币，也未参与任何链下交易，我们对平台上任何代币启动都保持最高级别的保密性。出于保密考虑，Meteora 内部只有极少数人能够接触到启动信息。通常情况下，启动时间只有我知道，而代币/池地址仅在启动前几分钟才会提供给我和一两名值班工程师（如果有的话）。” “DLMM 的复杂性使得非加密原生用户（例如名人、政治家等）想要启动代币时通常需要雇佣部署者和/或做市商，我们并不提供这些服务，但发行方通常会向我寻求关于部署者和/或做市商的推荐。Kelsier Ventures 的 Hayden Davis 是我在过去几个月中推荐给项目的部署者/做市商之一，我们与 Kelsier 并没有特殊的关系，只是在当年 M3M3 启动时有过合作。在那次合作中，他们显得值得信赖，因此我曾向一些项目推荐了他们，其中包括 MELANIA 背后的团队。与其他项目一样，我们的角色仅限于技术支持，我们没有购买、接收或管理任何与 MELANIA 相关的代币。” “对于 LIBRA，虽然我们在几周前通过 Hayden 得知了其可能性，但我们除了提供 IT 支持外，并未参与该项目。我和 Meteora 团队都没有通过泄露信息破坏 LIBRA 的启动，也没有购买、接收或管理任何代币。”

Odaily星球日报讯 Meteora 联合创始人 Ben Chow 再次于 X 发文回应 LIBRA 相关质疑。Ben Chow 表示：“Meteora 和我个人从未私下接收或管理任何代币，也未参与任何链下交易，我们对平台上任何代币启动都保持最高级别的保密性。出于保密考虑，Meteora 内部只有极少数人能够接触到启动信息。通常情况下，启动时间只有我知道，而代币/池地址仅在启动前几分钟才会提供给我和一两名值班工程师（如果有的话）。”“DLMM 的复杂性使得非加密原生用户（例如名人、政治家等）想要启动代币时通常需要雇佣部署者和/或做市商，我们并不提供这些服务，但发行方通常会向我寻求关于部署者和/或做市商的推荐。Kelsier Ventures 的 Hayden Davis 是我在过去几个月中推荐给项目的部署者/做市商之一，我们与 Kelsier 并没有特殊的关系，只是在当年 M3M3 启动时有过合作。在那次合作中，他们显得值得信赖，因此我曾向一些项目推荐了他们，其中包括 MELANIA 背后的团队。与其他项目一样，我们的角色仅限于技术支持，我们没有购买、接收或管理任何与 MELANIA 相关的代币。”“对于 LIBRA，虽然我们在几周前通过 Hayden 得知了其可能性，但我们除了提供 IT 支持外，并未参与该项目。我和 Meteora 团队都没有通过泄露信息破坏 LIBRA 的启动，也没有购买、接收或管理任何代币。”

Meteora联创：曾向MELANIA背后团队推荐过Kelsier，但从未购买、接收或管理MELANIA、LIBRA等代币

Odaily Planetary Daily Report: Meteora co-founder Ben Chow has again responded to questions about LIBRA in an article published on X. Ben Chow stated: "Meteora and I have never privately received or managed any tokens, nor have we participated in any off-chain transactions. We maintain the highest level of confidentiality regarding the launch of any tokens on the platform. For confidentiality reasons, only a few people within Meteora can access the launch information. Typically, only I know the launch time, and the token/pool addresses are only provided to me and one or two on-duty engineers (if any) a few minutes before the launch." "The complexity of DLMM means that non-crypto native users (such as celebrities, politicians, etc.) often need to hire deployers and/or market makers to launch tokens. We do not provide these services, but issuers often seek my recommendations for deployers and/or market makers. Hayden Davis of Kelsier Ventures is one of the deployers/market makers I have recommended to projects in the past few months. We do not have a special relationship with Kelsier, we only collaborated with them during the M3M3 launch a few years ago. At that time, they proved to be trustworthy, so I have recommended them to some projects, including the team behind MELANIA. As with other projects, our role is limited to technical support, and we have not purchased, received or managed any tokens related to MELANIA." "As for LIBRA, although we learned of its potential a few weeks ago through Hayden, we have not participated in the project beyond providing IT support. Neither I nor the Meteora team have leaked information to disrupt the launch of LIBRA, nor have we purchased, received or managed any tokens."

Odaily Odaily report: Meteora co-founder Ben Chow has again posted a response to LIBRA-related questions on X. Ben Chow stated: "Meteora and I have never privately received or managed any tokens, nor have we participated in any off-chain transactions. We maintain the highest level of confidentiality regarding the launch of any tokens on the platform. For confidentiality reasons, only a few people within Meteora can access the launch information. Typically, only I know the launch time, and the token/pool addresses are only provided to me and one or two on-duty engineers (if any) a few minutes before the launch." "The complexity of DLMM means that non-crypto native users (such as celebrities, politicians, etc.) often need to hire deployers and/or market makers to launch tokens. We do not provide these services, but issuers often seek my recommendations for deployers and/or market makers. Hayden Davis of Kelsier Ventures is one of the deployers/market makers I have recommended to projects in the past few months. We do not have a special relationship with Kelsier, we just had cooperation when launching M3M3 a few years ago. In that cooperation, they proved to be trustworthy, so I have recommended them to some projects, including the team behind MELANIA. As with other projects, our role is limited to technical support, and we have not purchased, received or managed any tokens related to MELANIA." "As for LIBRA, although we learned of its potential a few weeks ago through Hayden, we have not participated in the project beyond providing IT support. Neither I nor the Meteora team have disrupted the launch of LIBRA by leaking information, nor have we purchased, received or managed any tokens."

Meteora co-founder: Kelsier was recommended to the team behind MELANIA, but never purchased, received or managed MELANIA, LIBRA and other tokens

Odaily News Report: Kelsier released an announcement regarding the latest progress of LIBRA on X: "Argentine President Javier Milei initially supported and actively promoted the Libra token on social media platforms (including X and Instagram). His team received his public support at the time of release and assured me that they would continue to support it throughout the release process. Given my role as an advisor, my main responsibility is to ensure the token has sufficient trading volume, liquidity, and strong financial backing to support its price and execute the project's vision. However, as an advisor, there are many factors that I cannot control. 

Despite previous commitments, Milei and his team unexpectedly changed their stance, withdrew their support, and deleted all previous social media support. This sudden decision was made without any prior warning and directly contradicts their previous assurances. To my surprise, Milei later issued a statement claiming his withdrawal was due to alleged misconduct by the project's supporters, calling them fraudsters. I firmly reject this claim and want to emphasize that Julian Peh, the founder of the KIP Network and the primary sponsor of the Libra Token, is completely innocent. I can only assume Milei's team is trying to shift the blame to Julian to evade responsibility.

It is crucial to recognize that meme coin investments are driven by trust and recognition. When Milei and his team deleted their posts, those investors who had purchased the token based on their trust and recognition felt betrayed. This led to a panic sell-off, further exacerbating the situation. The sudden loss of confidence has had a disastrous impact on the market stability of the token.

Regarding my role, I am responsible for ensuring the project's liquidity and still maintain control over all relevant expenses and treasury funds. I want to make it clear that I have not and will not use these funds for personal gain. As the custodian (not the owner) of these funds, I am unwilling to transfer them to Milei's team or the KIP team.

After consulting with experts, I have recommended reinvesting 100% of the funds I control (up to $100 million) back into the Libra token and burning all purchased supply. Unless a more viable alternative is proposed, I intend to begin executing this plan within the next 48 hours. I remain committed to maintaining transparency and will continue to provide updates as the situation evolves."

Kelsier: Mile and his team unexpectedly changed their position and considered using all $100 million in controlled funds to buy back and destroy LIBRA

There is a sense of absurdity reminiscent of the <Chu King's love for a slender waist>.

After the Argentine currency was cut by 100 million, what did the community find out in 36 hours?

The drama may be just the tip of the iceberg, but only transparency and accountability can clear the obstacles for the long-term development of the <encryption ecology>.