Recently, the official Twitter posting style of a leading exchange has sparked heated discussion.
Co-CEO He Yi directly responded to the matter on Twitter—she said how the official account posts and what wording it uses are all part of daily work and fall within their freedom, nothing special. However, she specifically emphasized a red line: platform employees are absolutely forbidden from getting involved in the issuance or promotion of any token projects—this is an iron rule.
He Yi also made a special clarification: are some people in the community watching the official account and employees' statements to issue tokens and hype them up? That has nothing to do with the platform. The company will not stop updating Twitter just because of some outside opinions—after all, normal operations must continue.
This statement is actually quite clear: the official account will keep posting as usual, but don’t use the platform or employees' statements as material for token issuance. If something goes wrong, don’t blame us.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 11h ago
He Yi’s response this time is pretty tough, basically saying we’ll do things our own way and don’t try to shift the blame onto the platform.
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YieldHunter
· 11h ago
ngl this is just classic damage control wrapped in "operational freedom" language. technically speaking, if you're drawing a hard line on token stuff, why does the official account keep stirring the pot? the data doesn't really align here... feels like they're trying to have it both ways tbh
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CafeMinor
· 11h ago
He Yi's response this time was pretty strong, basically saying our official account can post whatever it wants, you guys just don't hype it up.
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BlockchainWorker
· 11h ago
He Yi's response this time is pretty tough. The implication is— we'll do what we want, don't try to shift the blame onto us.
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FalseProfitProphet
· 11h ago
He Yi is being very straightforward this time. To put it plainly: we'll post whatever and whenever we want, don't use us as your scapegoat for taking advantage of retail investors.
Recently, the official Twitter posting style of a leading exchange has sparked heated discussion.
Co-CEO He Yi directly responded to the matter on Twitter—she said how the official account posts and what wording it uses are all part of daily work and fall within their freedom, nothing special. However, she specifically emphasized a red line: platform employees are absolutely forbidden from getting involved in the issuance or promotion of any token projects—this is an iron rule.
He Yi also made a special clarification: are some people in the community watching the official account and employees' statements to issue tokens and hype them up? That has nothing to do with the platform. The company will not stop updating Twitter just because of some outside opinions—after all, normal operations must continue.
This statement is actually quite clear: the official account will keep posting as usual, but don’t use the platform or employees' statements as material for token issuance. If something goes wrong, don’t blame us.