CryptoWorld reports that the ecash fork proposed by Paul Sztorc is viewed by some developers as a challenge to Bitcoin principles, but others believe it is actually an airdrop and may involve risks. Sergio Lerner, co-founder of Rootstock Labs, said that ecash is a new blockchain and does not directly affect Bitcoin holders. He pointed out that distributing ecash based on Bitcoin’s unspent transaction outputs (UTXO) would bring avoidable operational risks to users, especially when trying to claim tokens. Due to the lack of complete replay protection, transactions could unintentionally affect funds on both chains. Lerner also criticized the project’s funding model, arguing that allocating some tokens related to Satoshi Nakamoto to early investors is “morally unacceptable and unnecessary.”