Ansem responds to the "creator tokens" controversy: hopes to drive crypto user adoption in a "net positive" way.

Shenchao TechFlow news, June 30 - Crypto KOL Ansem responded to the controversy sparked by the recent trend of "creator tokens". He stated that his previous judgment on celebrities participating in crypto projects was short-sighted, mistakenly assuming that the relevant parties would follow similar ethical standards and would not harm the interests of a large number of supporters for short-term gains. He said that he is not a celebrity and has no intention of "harvesting" users through projects, but rather hopes to expand attention to the crypto market in a way that is "net positive" for all parties.

Ansem said that his vision is to attract new users into the crypto market through projects with speculative attributes, provide liquidity for high-risk traders when the bear market is near its bottom, and further direct the new attention to truly constructive protocols and founding teams. He cited Dogecoin and Bonk as examples, saying the former once became a massive crypto on-ramp event, while the latter boosted the Solana ecosystem during the emotional low point after the FTX collapse.

In addition, Ansem said that he has been in the crypto industry since 2017, resigned from his software engineer job in 2021, and is currently co-founding the trading app BullpenFi and running a podcast with MarketBubble. He stated that when he supported some high-risk tokens in the past, he was often dumped on by anonymous early holders using his influence; this time, however, is the first time he is discussing a project in which he controls most of the supply and can decide its use independently.