@XRPDegens @Chloe_XRPL You’re out of this club, and you cannot rug $PLX again. Nice try with the fake scandals and false narratives against $PLX. Let’s be clear about the timeline: Luke rugged on September 13, then Chloe rugged on September 15. Right after that, the false narrative and scandal campaign started on Telegram—pushing claims designed to damage $PLX’s reputation for no real reason. Those tactics might work on people who don’t pay attention, but a lot of us have watched how this community actually operates. Spreading half-truths and manufactured drama right after those rugs doesn’t make you look strong—it makes you look coordinated and desperate. It’s sad to look at yourself and realize you don’t know how to respect others—how to be friendly, kind, and respectful toward other crypto people. This space already has enough rugs and bad actors. Most of us are just trying to build or support projects we believe in. Constantly attacking $PLX with false stories after the September 13 and 15 rugs doesn’t protect anything. It just burns bridges and makes it obvious the goal is to hurt the project’s reputation, not to hold anyone accountable. Really, you don’t. You’re just selfish and self-centered. You act like the only projects that matter are the ones you’re personally attached to, and everyone else is either a threat or irrelevant. That’s not how healthy communities grow—especially when the attacks come with zero evidence and start right after the rugs. @pollux did support and respect Fuzzy. He used Fuzzy’s profile before he established his own POLLUX PLX. A lot of people remember that. He didn’t have to give Fuzzy that visibility or support early on, but he did. You should thank him for what he did to help you and Fuzzy, but you don’t know how to say the magic words: thank you. That’s why you’re selfish. Basic appreciation shouldn’t be this hard, especially when someone actually helped—and especially when the response is to push false narratives on Telegram instead of acknowledging it. @pollux and I do care about Fuzzy, Army, and other meme coins, including our own community, PLX. Supporting one project doesn’t mean we have to tear others down. We can want $PLX to succeed without pretending every other coin is the enemy. Remember, attitude is everything, so your attitude is on you. You need to fix your own attitude. Constant negativity, refusal to give credit where it’s due, and coordinated false scandals after the September rugs don’t hurt Pollux or $PLX nearly as much as they hurt your own credibility. I bet you won’t accept the facts or admit when you’re wrong. That’s the real issue here. Until you’re willing to acknowledge the September 13 and 15 rugs, the Telegram false narratives that followed, and show even a little respect, nothing you say about $PLX is going to land with people who were actually paying attention.