最新报道:According to a September 26th news report from Bijie.com, the 0G Foundation issued a statement accusing its partner, Bitget, of unilaterally using allocated tokens to launch a launchpool and airdrop campaign, violating the original agreement. The originally scheduled 90-day staking campaign was reduced to a three-day launchpool. Its legal counsel, Fenwick & West, has issued a demand letter to Bitget, demanding that Bitget cease promoting airdrops and launchpools using its name or tokens without authorization, repurchase all 0G tokens transferred to the airdrop/launchpool campaign, and redeploy them in strict accordance with the original staking agreement or provide an equivalent cash value. In response, Bitget stated that there was a misunderstanding in previous discussions, stating that its team shared an airdrop marketing plan where users could lock BGB and 0G tokens in a staking pool. At the time, no explicit objections were received, with only a note indicating that this was a staking campaign. Bitget interpreted this as a difference in wording, and since Launchpool is essentially a form of staking, it proceeded with the activity as planned. It also shared this with the 0G team before the official announcement of the Launchpool activity, and received no feedback indicating that the activity should not proceed.