Blur founder: Paradigm has never participated in formulating Blast’s marketing strategy. Invitation rewards are not marketing gimmicks but rewards th
On November 25th, Pacman, the founder of Blur and Blast, responded to many comments by stating that Blast's revenue comes from legitimate platforms such as Lido and MakerDAO. Lido's revenue comes from Ethereum staking rewards, while MakerDAO's revenue comes from on-chain treasury bills.
Pacman also talked about comments regarding Blast's invitation rewards. He firmly stated that the system is not a marketing gimmick for growth, but a strategic measure to promote community development, acknowledging the contributions users make by expanding the ecosystem, which deserves rewards.
In addition, regarding the comment that "Paradigm is the true entity behind the launch of the project," Pacman stated that the cryptocurrency investment company has never participated in Blast's marketing strategy. If Paradigm were to participate, they might require many changes to Blast's strategy. Paradigm has already asked him to make changes to the plan after its release, and these changes are being considered, but the Blast team will make the final decision.
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