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Zhang Zhengwen: Short-term controversies will eventually pass, focus on Neo’s continuous development and long-term growth

Zhang Zhengwen: Short-term controversies will eventually pass, focus on Neo’s continuous development and long-term growth

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/01/01 05:13
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BlockBeats News, on January 1, Erik Zhang, one of the two co-founders of NEO, stated that he hopes everyone will refocus on what is most important for Neo: continuous development and long-term growth. He is actively promoting the design and research of Neo 4 to ensure it aligns with the roadmap. At the same time, efforts are being made to advance ecosystem development and external collaborations, with ongoing commitment to application adoption, real-world assets (RWA), stablecoins, and cross-chain interoperability, so that protocol-level improvements can be translated into practical applications and sustainable growth.


Short-term controversies will eventually pass; what truly determines Neo's future direction is continuous delivery, active collaboration, and real-world application.

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