Polygon Co-founder apologizes and denies that the marketing content was insinuating Abstract Shutdown

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Polygon The co-founder said the controversial marketing content was self-deprecating humor, not intended to insinuate the Abstract shutdown.

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Polygon Co-founder apologizes: relevant marketing content was not insinuating Abstract Shutdown

BlockBeats reports that October 7，Polygon co-founder Sandeep Nailwal responded to previously controversial marketing content ( after the official account posted a “Polygon Not Dead” announcement, which was suspected of mocking the Polygon shutdown incident) and said that the content’s actual effect differed from what was expected, prompting an entirely different interpretation. He said that when he first saw the content in Singapore that morning, he was also extremely shocked.

Sandeep said that the Abstract marketing team originally intended it as self-deprecating humor, because people had long claimed that “Polygon is dead,” while the fundamentals of have actually continued to improve, and there was no intention of insinuating the Polygon shutdown. He said that he has great respect for Polygon founder Luca Netz and his team: “We would not do that, because Abstract itself has also experienced the pain of terminating Abstract.”

Sandeep also expressed support for Luca and the Pengu team, saying that Luca is one of the best entrepreneurs in the industry and that he would continue to cheer on his team.

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October 7，Polygon Co-founder Sandeep Nailwal responds to controversial marketing content.
Sandeep Nailwal said that the content’s actual effect differed from what was expected, prompting different interpretations.
He said the marketing team originally intended it as self-deprecating humor, with no intention of insinuating the Abstract shutdown.
Sandeep Nailwal said he respects the Abstract founder Luca Netz and his team.
He expressed support for Luca and the Pengu team.

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Polygon Co-founder Sandeep Nailwal said that the “Polygon Not Dead” content was originally self-deprecating humor directed at claims that “Polygon is dead,” and was not mocking the Abstract shutdown.

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This addressed the controversy surrounding the marketing content and expressed support for Luca Netz and the Pengu team.

This is a news report about misunderstandings caused by project marketing content, as well as the person in charge publicly clarifying the matter and expressing support.

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The evidence does not state Polygon whether the relevant content was deleted, modified, or further explained.
The evidence does not state Abstract whether founder Luca Netz or the Pengu team responded.

Polygon Co-founder apologizes and denies that the marketing content was insinuating Abstract Shutdown

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