Cap team responds to Stabledrop controversy, admits early commitment mistakes and clarifies internal rumors
According to ChainCatcher, regarding recent controversies in the market about the reduction of Stabledrop shares, Cap founder Benjamin issued a statement apologizing and providing a detailed response. He stated that the team prematurely committed to an airdrop size of 11 million before all funds were fully secured. However, due to subsequent changes in the market environment, the fundraising amount fell short of expectations, resulting in the actual airdrop pool shrinking to 4.2 million.
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