The Drama Unfolds

In the world of cryptocurrency, drama seems to be the only constant. Recently, OPNX CEO Leslie Lamb fired back at several investors who distanced themselves from the brand after OPNX publicly named them as backers. On April 22, Lamb didn’t hold back. Using social media as her stage, she labeled their actions as “disgusting” and “disappointing,” claiming they wanted to reap benefits without bearing any risks. And here we thought that was called playing Monopoly.

The Investor Backlash

It all kicked off when OPNX decided to reveal its list of major investors. The firm, which focuses on trading bankruptcy claims, included notorious names like AppWorks and Susquehanna. This gala of crypto investors lasted about as long as a Snapchat story. Barely a day later, half of these firms began tweeting furiously to clarify they never officially invested. Can’t take the heat? Maybe they should have just stayed out of the kitchen.

Nascent Leads the Rebellion

First to throw a punch was Nascent, a decentralized finance (DeFi) trading firm. They didn’t mince words, asserting that while they purchased Coinflex tokens, they were not part of the OPNX funding round at all. Talk about a plot twist!

AppWorks Steps Up

Next in line was AppWorks, a Taiwanese venture capital firm. They decided to make it clear that their supposed funding came through a “forcibly converted” arrangement from earlier investments. They essentially claimed,