Base co-founder: The Base core team will not secretly manipulate the market and will promote the distribution and exposure of high-quality assets and applications.
Foresight News reported that Jesse Pollak, co-founder of Base, responded on Twitter to a community user's opinion that "Base Meme urgently needs a true leader, and the solution is actually very simple: select a community and support the price movement behind the scenes." Pollak stated, "The Base core team will not secretly manipulate the market. If you mean privately or covertly coordinating funds to actively push up asset prices to achieve specific goals, such actions would actively harm the interests of other assets; are unsustainable and difficult to maintain in the long term; violate our values of a free and open market; and are highly likely to break the law. What we can and will do is promote the distribution and exposure of quality assets and applications, and we still have significant room for improvement in this area."
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