Du Jun: Metagent founder Li Bojie refuses to fulfill investment agreement and is out of contact
Odaily reported that Du Jun, co-founder of ABCDE Capital, stated in a post that Li Bojie, founder of Metagent, is "the founder with the least sense of contractual obligation" he has ever worked with.
Du Jun said that Li Bojie founded Metagent in 2024 and received investment from ABCDE Capital, but afterwards refused to fulfill the basic obligations stipulated in the investment agreement, including updating investors on business progress and financial status, and eventually even lost contact altogether. Du Jun stated that venture capital can accept project failure, but it cannot tolerate founders committing fraudulent acts such as disappearing after receiving investment.
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