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Star responded on social media regarding the topic of "Mole Thread co-founder Li Feng borrowing 1500 BTC from Star and not returning it while going missing," stating, "One cannot always stay in the shadow of negative history. Looking to the future, let’s contribute more positive energy. Debt issues should be handled by the law. Best wishes to every entrepreneur."ChainCatcher previously reported that Mole Thread surged nearly 470% on its first day of listing on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board on December 5, with a market value exceeding 300 billion yuan. However, at the same time, co-founder Li Feng's past controversies in the crypto industry have drawn renewed attention.The report pointed out that in 2017, Li Feng participated in the issuance of a token project called "Malle Go Coin (MGD)" along with Li Xiaolai and others. The project raised about 5000 ETH during the ICO boom, but several aspects of the team background in the white paper were alleged to be exaggerated, and some uses of funds were opaque. Under regulatory pressure, the project was later renamed "Alpaca Coin." Additionally, in 2018, OKX founder Star publicly accused Li Feng of failing to return 1500 bitcoins borrowed and stated that legal proceedings had been initiated in both China and the U.S.The borrowing agreement presented by Star at that time showed that both parties first signed the agreement in 2014, and it was renewed in 2017 due to a request for an extension, but ultimately, a default occurred. Due to issues with cross-border enforcement and the legal recognition of virtual assets, this dispute has yet to reach a clear resolution.

According to Foresight News, Moore Threads surged nearly 470% on its first day of listing on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board on December 5, with a market value exceeding 300 billion yuan. However, at the same time, the past controversies of co-founder Li Feng in the cryptocurrency industry have once again drawn attention.The report pointed out that in 2017, Li Feng, along with Li Xiaolai and others, participated in the issuance of a token project called "Malle Go Coin (MGD)." The project raised about 5,000 ETH during the ICO boom, with several team background claims in the white paper being accused of exaggeration and some fund usage being opaque. Under regulatory pressure, the project was renamed "Alpaca Coin." Additionally, in 2018, OKX founder Star publicly accused Li Feng of borrowing 1,500 bitcoins and failing to repay them on time, claiming that legal proceedings had been initiated in both China and the United States.The borrowing agreement presented by Star at the time showed that the two parties first signed the agreement in 2014, and it was renewed in 2017 due to a request for an extension, but ultimately, a default situation still occurred. Due to issues related to cross-border enforcement and the legal recognition of virtual assets, this dispute has yet to reach a clear resolution.

ChainCatcher news, StarkWare collaborates with Cartridg to launch a new scaling framework ZKThreads based on ZK execution sharding.It aims to address the fragmentation issue by providing a standardized development environment that supports verifiable applications. ZKThreads will be particularly beneficial for high-performance DApps, such as blockchain games and DEXs on Starknet.

ChainCatcher news, according to data from Quiver Quantitative, the Threads app launched by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has surpassed 100 million registered users in less than a week since its launch last Wednesday evening.ChainCatcher previously reported that Meta officially launched the standalone social app Threads in the United States, which is an application aimed at competing with Twitter. Analysts indicate that this app will utilize some of Instagram's infrastructure and allow people to log in using their Instagram accounts, a move that may help it quickly gain followers. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Meta CEO Zuckerberg stated that Threads has reached 70 million registered users, far exceeding our expectations for the number of registrations for Threads. (Jinshi)

ChainCatcher news, Meta officially launched its standalone social application Threads in the United States today, which is an app aimed at competing with Twitter. Analysts say that this app will utilize some of Instagram's infrastructure and allow people to log in using their Instagram accounts, a move that could help it quickly gain followers.Ins's Vice President of Product, Hayes, stated, "This is a space that Twitter has entered and led for a while, but our perspective is that this is an opportunity, as people are looking for more options." Currently, there will be no limit on the number of posts users can see on Threads. This is one of the key differences between the two apps.Hayes mentioned that he cannot promise that ads will not be added to Threads in the future, but for now, Meta is focused on developing this app. The app will be released in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store and will launch in over 100 countries. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to sources cited by The Wall Street Journal, Meta plans to launch an application called "Threads" that will compete with Twitter. The app is expected to be released this Thursday and will likely be developed based on Instagram user data. (Source link)