Controversy Surrounding Mollars ICO and Cryptocurrency Founders: Satoshi Nakamoto and Ryoshi
The Mollars initial coin offering (ICO) is making waves in the cryptocurrency world as it approaches its closeout date on May 1st. The new store-of-value asset, often referred to as the ‘Bitcoin for Ethereum blockchain,’ has been gaining momentum in presales. However, the founder of Mollars is now stirring up controversy by questioning the ‘secret’ wallets of Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin, and Ryoshi, the founder of Shiba Inu cryptocurrency.
In a video shared on the Mollars YouTube channel, the founder poses a thought-provoking question, “Every time you cash out those free tokens, someone has to lose. Doesn’t that bother you?” The video features animated responses from Satoshi Nakamoto and Ryoshi, with Ryoshi diverting the question by suggesting it be directed to Shiba Inu’s lead developer, Shytoshi.
The issue at hand is the practice of cryptocurrency founders holding onto large amounts of tokens for themselves during the creation process, which can impact the value of the tokens for investors. Mollars aims to address this by selling its entire token supply on an equal opportunity basis, ensuring that no one receives free tokens.
The founder of Mollars is drawing attention to the significant amounts of tokens held by Satoshi Nakamoto and Ryoshi, highlighting the potential impact on investors if these tokens were to be cashed out. By selling all tokens through presales, Mollars aims to avoid the instability and uncertainty associated with founder-held tokens.
With over 2.6 million Mollars tokens already acquired, it is expected that the full supply of 10 million tokens will sell out quickly. The launch of a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange via Mollars.CC is also on the horizon, further adding to the scarcity and value of the token.
As the Mollars ICO approaches its closeout date, the cryptocurrency community is eagerly anticipating the outcome of this unique and controversial project. Watch the video released by Mollars to learn more about their approach to token distribution and the potential impact on the cryptocurrency market.
