Da Hongfei: Agreed with Zhang Zhen's suggestion to end the debate and will release a preview of the financial report by February 15
BlockBeats News, January 31st, NEO founder Da Hongfei stated that he and fellow founder Erik Zhang have agreed to end their dispute, which was harmful to both NEO and the community. They are currently busy preparing financial reports, with the goal of releasing a comprehensive preview by February 15th. This preview will provide detailed information for financial verification, budget planning, and governance reform. Regular updates will be provided before the final version is released.
Previously, the two founders of Neo had a falling out, with Da Hongfei accused of failing to fulfill financial disclosure commitments and Erik being accused of monopolizing Foundation financial rights.
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