PANews reported on November 28 that Scroll co-founder Sandy Peng posted on the X platform: "Some founders' interactions and hype before the project was launched were so intense that I felt it was necessary to clarify some things. 1. We admit that we didn't do well enough in some aspects, such as failing to better communicate the airdrop design principles. Some people in the community feel hurt, and we are working through Session 2 to address this issue, aiming to correct mistakes. 2. Admittedly, we could have done better in some areas. We are learning and improving. 3. Some teams would be better off spending less time fooling the community and more time creating real value; protocols can (and should) be both fun and practical; we want to do both. 4. Regarding team wallets: We have discussed this before, but here is the summary: team funds are used to launch core DeFi liquidity on Scroll; the tokens in these wallets are not claimed and have a negligible impact (about 0.00001% impact on incentives); for clarity, it would be better to remove these tokens. 5. Regarding allowing team members to purchase tokens at the valuation of the previous round of financing: Anyone who has operated a protocol knows that this is impossible. 6. We are making structural adjustments to match the next stage of development, and some team members are leaving. "
Earlier news, Movement Co-founder accused the Scroll team of multiple improper behaviors, which damaged the reputation of the EVM L2 ecosystem .
