Admitting your mistake isn’t easy, especially after being so cocky before and refusing to acknowledge the consequences after. It is even more commendable to learn the lesson and evolve. It is, by no means, trivial to make deep changes such as ousting a COO and going doxxed. If this shift in Pyrin’s approach lasts, I wish them nothing but well. I still don’t know what they have planned, but whatever it is, keeping it transparent, realistic, and respectful is the only way any ingenuity is possible in a community-based environment. I hope they learn to better involve the community in their development process moving forward. Now that the person who made all the toxic comments about Kaspa is no longer on board, I consider the hatchet buried (as long as shady stuff like code replications that aren’t sufficiently attributed will not happen again). twitter.com/pyrin_network/status/1832064219233349877#m