Wagyu developer: XMR1 can be withdrawn normally through Terminal, it is not a Rug Pull
Foresight News reported that Wagyu cross-chain tool developer PerpetualCow posted on Twitter, stating that the widely circulated screenshots online clearly indicate: XMR1 token holders can withdraw through Terminal rather than the old cross-chain UI, but some users have misunderstood this as a rug pull. Currently, no users have reported being unable to withdraw, and the swap screenshot itself has explained the withdrawal method.
Previously, some community users tweeted that Wagyu was suspected of a rug pull, with XMR deposits possibly completely locked and other signs of a honeypot emerging.
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