Hey brother, cc @ethermage @miratisu_ps I’ve been part of @virtuals_io since day one, and you know I’ve always been blunt. I praise, I criticize, and I offer suggestions publicly, because I care deeply about Virtual. But if you don’t apply double standards, then transparency must apply to everything. The biggest issue right now is lack of transparency. People are upset because they earn fewer points than others, meanwhile, I earn a lot (and they get mad, lol). They start assuming things, creating theories out of thin air, mostly out of envy. So here’s my question: Why not just be fully transparent? Why not make all dev wallets public — no exceptions, and let the data speak for itself? Some projects, like ours, fought hard during the first AI market crash. We used our own money to buy back tokens — including all our revenue. And all can be verify, on-chain! Buybacks from the market are a sign of confidence. Even big projects like $HYPE, $AERO, and others buy back their tokens. Again — transparency is key. If there’s a specific points methodology, publish it. If there are wallets receiving the most points, make them public and show what they’re holding. We can track Genesis wallet activity on $AIXCB Alpha Hub, sure — But it would be better if you, the Virtual team, take the lead and make everything official. Because without transparency, more FUD will come. Newcomers with $500 spamming tweets will keep expecting to earn 100k–300k points🥲 The same as wallets that stake $100K+ or even $millions. It’s not about gatekeeping — it’s about fairness and clear communication. Let’s fix this before it becomes a bigger problem. 🤝 With respect, CB

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