Eclipse and ASC Controversy Sparks Withdrawal Decision

This message reveals critical facts about Eclipse and ASC that have led to my decision to completely withdraw from this project. Initially, I supported them wholeheartedly, but recent revelations change that perspective. Firstly, the tokenomics on the day of the Token Generation Event (TGE) were opaque. It now becomes clear why details were kept silent during that period. The Eclipse Foundation held a significant amount of 20 million circulating ES tokens as liquid assets. Secondly, there are suspicious manipulations related to the airdrop. The TGE documentation specified that 8% of tokens were allocated for the airdrop and 5% for liquidity provision. However, about 2% shortfall, which should have been sourced from community incentives vested after a year, was secretly taken from the immediately released 15% (airdrop + liquidity), raising questions about transparency. Thirdly, the Eclipse team initially promoted the ASC as the genesis NFT of the ecosystem, promising that ASC holders would be the true winners. Yet, post-TGE, they have distanced themselves from ASC, denying any involvement and evading responsibility. This behavior demonstrates an unfair increase in circulating supply that benefits the team and foundation, often at the expense of the community. Their tactic of misleading the community and blocking basic communication is unacceptable. I believe it is vital for everyone to be aware of these facts. Although my time supporting this project was meaningful, it is now time to open our eyes and re-evaluate our involvement.