Anselm responds to the controversy surrounding "creator tokens": will not run away, and uses Dogecoin and BONK as examples to illustrate the concept BlockBeats News: On June 30th, crypto KOL Anselm responded to the controversy surrounding the recent launch of the "creator token" trend. He admitted that he was cautious about celebrities issuing coins before because he misjudged that the other party would hold the same moral standards as him and would not cut leeks for millions of dollars. "This assumption is wrong, but he will not make the same mistake again," and emphasized that he is not a celebrity and has no plans to cut leeks. Anselm believes that there is a way for everyone to win by issuing coins: attracting new users into the cryptocurrency industry, allowing people to participate through speculative targets, providing liquidity to "old leeks" at the bottom of a bear market, and then directing the attention gained to truly meaningful projects and teams within the industry. He cited Dogecoin and BONK as examples - the former started from scratch and still has a market value of $11 billion, which was once a major customer acquisition event in the cryptocurrency industry; The latter revitalized the Solana ecosystem at the bottom of the FTX crash market and airdropped tokens to core developers and teams. Anselm also revealed that he entered the industry in 2017 and resigned from his job as a software engineer in 2021 to fully devote himself to the field of encryption. He now co founded the trading application Bullpen.fi and operates podcast programs. He emphasized that this is the first time he has led and controlled the majority of the token supply in a project. Previously, multiple "degen coins" he supported were "smashed" due to anonymous teams hoarding coins in advance and using their influence to speculate. [Original link]