Alee

NGL, I was one of the few members of the Fuzzy community who genuinely liked what you were doing. I’m glad to see your project doing well, and I still want to see it succeed. But watching you straight-up LIE about @BradPunkhouse having access to Fuzzy dev wallets is extremely weird. I get it. You guys don’t get along, and you probably hear plenty of shit from Fuzzies with all the back-and-forth internet drama. I usually stay out of it because, honestly, I don’t give a shit. I’m all for you clapping back, speaking your mind, and saying how you feel. I can respect that. But actively spreading claims about something you know isn’t true is a completely different story. You know what you’re saying is bullshit. Kaj does NOT have access to Fuzzy dev wallets. That’s a serious accusation, and making shit up to push a narrative is whack. Let’s clarify a few things: ●Yes, Kaj is the publisher of Fuzzycards. We know this. ●No, that does not make him a Fuzzy developer. ●His role is handling collaborations, outreach, and everything related to #FUZZYCARDS. ●And yes, Fuzzycards are intended to be released annually for decades to come. This isn’t extraction. It’s the beginning of building what could become one of the largest brands and IPs on the #XRPL. @JcRivera, you’re making the specific claim that Kaj has access to Fuzzy dev wallets. If you truly stand behind that accusation and have a pair of balls, here’s a simple challenge: Post the evidence showing Kaj has access to Fuzzy dev wallets. Spoiler alert: you don’t have it. If you can’t provide evidence, then make a post acknowledging that you have no idea whether Kaj has access to those wallets. I honestly don’t care about the rest of the back-and-forth. You can argue with the internet trolls on either side all day. Some of that drama is entertaining to watch. But making serious accusations about someone’s access to development wallets without evidence crosses a line. Stand behind what you say, or own up to what you don’t know.