Monad co-founder: No misconduct, Monad account was deactivated due to a system error
According to ChainCatcher, Monad co-founder Keone Hon posted on the X platform stating that the Monad account was frozen without any prior warning, and he suspects it was due to a system error. Monad did not engage in any abnormal operations or misuse of the API. Multiple channels have now been used to contact the X platform support team, and the account is expected to be restored soon.
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