Sources say that the artificial intelligence encryption startup O.XYZ is facing allegations of false statements and internal turmoil
On November 24, O.XYZ, a company specializing in encryption and artificial intelligence services in the blockchain and AI industry, is currently facing allegations of falsely exaggerating its technological claims and aggressively suppressing internal dissent. Sources claim that the company has overstated its capabilities, falsely claiming it can connect over 100,000 AI models, operate at speeds 20 times faster than competitors, and possess powerful hardware it does not actually have. The company is also accused of inflating the value of its satellite program and distorting its token issuance, raising questions about transparency and accountability. Reports suggest that due to these allegations, holders of the recently launched O.XYZ tokens are at risk of suffering losses.
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