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A STATEMENT TO THE RELAYED COMMUNITY Before I begin Nothing you are about to read here was written to Justify my Actions. I think it’s time I explain what actually happened with RELAYED, because I’ve seen people say they were scammed, worked and weren’t paid, or that there was some hidden intention behind everything. That is not what happened. We started building RELAYED at the beginning of this year, originally through Twitter/X. Everything was built organically, publicly and on-chain. Nothing was hidden. At some point, I decided to take RELAYED further by building an app and introducing a token that could help finance the product while creating real utility around the ecosystem. There was a full plan for how everything was supposed to work. Then, while we were still preparing for the launch, my father passed away. Everything stopped. I had to focus on giving him the burial he deserved as a Nigerian Army veteran and, more importantly, as my father. It required a significant amount of money, time and attention. By the time I returned to RELAYED, the financial situation had completely changed. The original plan could no longer be executed the way I had designed it. But the project still had to move. I reached out to a few friends, put together a marketing team and proceeded with the launch. We successfully bonded the token. However, during that period, my phone started lagging badly and I was unable to execute the transaction I had planned. Because I was also one of the earliest buyers, selling at the wrong time could have created even more panic and damage, so I held instead. Then the problems continued. For the token to have real utility, the RELAYED app needed to work. We launched a $250 bounty to help with development, but before the bounty deadline, the app was hit with copyright claims and taken down. We built another version. That one was taken down again because of the use of the name ARC. During this same period, we also lost $1,500 on a marketing arrangement that did not deliver what was promised. One problem became another, and eventually, the situation became much bigger than what I originally planned for. I want to make one thing very clear: I never set out to scam anyone. I never planned to make people work and intentionally refuse to pay them. The reality is that things went wrong financially, technically and personally, and I failed to execute the original plan the way I intended. I take responsibility for that. We currently have another push scheduled for the token. Once that takes effect, one of my priorities is to settle the outstanding obligations and move forward properly. I’m not asking anyone to blindly believe me. I’m putting the circumstances publicly in front of the community and allowing everyone to judge the situation for themselves. To everyone who supported RELAYED, contributed, waited, or was affected by everything that happened I’m sorry. The circumstances explain what happened, but I understand they don't erase the impact. I just wanted the full story out there, publicly and once and for all.

HOW WE WERE SCAMMED OF $250 i have successfully been rage baited this story might be a little lenghty but it's just for the sake of transparency. first, if you fall for whatever story he's written, i'm genuinely sorry for you because these people will treat you worse than rag. on the 28th of August at exactly 7:05, @Xenoprime_eth DM'd me about a bounty that had a price pool of $250. i was skeptical because it was lower than what i'd have normally gone for but i accepted because of the initial offer to join his team. i genuinely believed in whatever he was building because we had previously interacted on the tl and he even dm'd talking about his product. after some days he asked if i could bring other video creators onboard (it now became a paid gig instead of the initial bounty). what hurt me most is that i dm'd creators (@Tidoss_Steph @I_am_Endurance @la_victo_ire) and they immediately agreed (irrespective of the prize pool) because they trusted the source, me. besides that, he was talking about an ambassador gig for them so i had hopes of a long term partnership, i wanted us to just win together. during that period the creators complained site that @Xenoprime_eth built crashed multiple times. when i called his attention to it, he just said it was a name problem because there was project using 'Arc' as their name too. my creators submitted their amazing videos and when it was time to pay up @Xenoprime_eth gave all sort of excuse. the most annoying part was that he never communicated, we were always texting and calling him. i'd leave multiple messages in his dms and he would not reply. maybe because his read receipt was off he'd think i didn't know he had read it. i texted him more times than an ex begging her lover to take her back. i'm genuinely surprised he stated his father's death as one the reasons because we only got to know yesterday AFTER threathening to handle it publicly. now, i'm not without empathy neither am i a witch that delights in the death of other but he never communicated! as if it wasn't bad enough, he suggested that he paid in his token (which was dipping) and we refused. i called him a scam because he texted me in hopes that the money would appear before the gig had expired, meaning that there was no budget for creators! i'm so grateful to God that i've never scammed anyone in my life because i wonder what the video creators would have been thinking. so, you see why you shouldn't pity every story you read? brethen, would you believe that after my tweet, he started consistently texting me (someone that would go days without reaching out). we all have issues o, abi you don forget say na cloth dey cova bodi??? .@Xenoprime_eth it wouldn't have gotten to this if you were honest from the start. PAY US WHAT YOU OWE!

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Some numbers live in your head for years. His was $25,000. And for him, it represented more than just money.🎙️🤍

Bro, comparing yourself with others will k*ll you.