I'm noticing quite a bit of negativity and FUD surrounding $HBAR lately, and some of these claims are getting interesting. Here's another one claiming Karate Combat has abandoned Hedera. Now, I've looked into this and so far I haven't found any official announcement confirming they've abandoned Hedera or terminated their partnership. In fact, Karate Combat's own website still references Hedera, as does Hedera's official website. And here's something interesting from Karate Combat's own dashboard. It reports approximately 448,940 Hedera wallet addresses holding $KARATE compared to just 5,362 on Ethereum. That's a significant difference and shows where the overwhelming majority of its recorded token-holder footprint sits. Now, I'm well aware that wallet holdings don't necessarily reflect current network activity or prove an ongoing partnership. I'm an investor, I keep an open mind, and I'm always happy to consider different conclusions backed by verified evidence. So if anyone has an official announcement or credible source confirming Karate Combat has abandoned Hedera, please share it. I'm genuinely interested. And seriously, let's keep some perspective here. Karate Combat is one fan-engagement application within a much broader ecosystem. It's hardly Hedera's primary use case. We're talking about a network targeting enterprise infrastructure, tokenisation, payments and financial services. Even if Karate Combat eventually moves away, there could be several commercial, contractual or technical reasons behind that decision. Until we have confirmation, we're speculating. And to those trying to connect every drop in HBAR's price to this supposed news, seriously, can we apply a little market intelligence here? $BTC has been retracing (healthy), along with plenty of other alts. Crypto is a highly correlated, liquidity-driven market. You can't just isolate one token, ignore the broader market conditions and declare that one piece of news caused its price decline. That's not how markets work. Could project specific news affect price? Of course. But correlation isn't proof of causation. I've noticed quite a few accounts pushing negative $HBAR narratives lately. Whether it's coordinated or simply people jumping on the same bandwagon, I don't know. But it's becoming pretty obvious how quickly speculation gets repeated as fact. I'm all for genuine criticism, including questions about adoption, network revenue and token economics. Those are fair discussions. But if you don't believe in Hedera, don't invest. There are thousands of other assets out there. Why spend so much time obsessing over one you supposedly have no interest in? Some people are carrying on as though Hedera's entire future depends on a martial arts fan token. Guys, relax. Bring the verified facts, not your imagination. And to those who prefer the constant negativity, carry on. Cope harder.