ClawdBot founder: Crypto investors, please stop harassing me; I will never issue any tokens.
BlockBeats News, January 27, ClawdBot (now Moltbot) founder Peter Steinberger posted on social media:
"I urge investors in the crypto space to stop disturbing me through private messages or mentions, and to stop harassing me. I will never issue any tokens. Any project that lists me as a token owner or affiliate is a scam. I will also not accept any form of collaboration fees. Your actions are seriously damaging the reputation and development of the project. Please remain rational and work together to maintain a healthy industry environment."
Peter also stated that the project was originally named ClawdBot but had to be renamed due to trademark issues. As a result, the renaming of the GitHub account was messed up, and the new name on X has already been registered by crypto speculators. He is currently seeking help to recover the hijacked account.
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