STEPN Founder: Tested GGT Tokens Should Not Have Been Publicly Traded, Will Compensate Damaged Users
Jerry Huang, founder of STEPN, has issued a statement regarding the testing of the GGT token. He stated that the test GGT tokens were not supposed to be publicly traded, but due to an error, the tokens were visible on the DOOAR platform from 18:27:38 to 18:38:13 GMT on September 6, 2024, and that the STEPN team will be compensating users who suffered losses during this period. In addition, users with FSL IDs who purchased the beta GGT will receive a special NFT from the development team titled “Apologies from Jerry” as a token of appreciation for loyal users.
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