They would be a strong piece of the countersuit against the company of the former director of operations of Activision-Blizzard
They would be a strong piece of the countersuit against the company of the former director of operations of Activision-Blizzard
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2022 has not exactly been the year of cryptocurrencies and NFTs, they have been the subject of various controversies and several investors lost a large amount of money hoping that this investment would work out well. The NFT ship is sinking more and more, either due to what was mentioned above or the various fraud lawsuits. Regarding this, the company Not Larva Labs has countersued Yuga Labs, and some streamers are a strong basis to support the countersuit.
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It happens that Not Larva Labs, a company related to the NFTs has filed a counterclaim against Yuga Labs, the gigantic company, known for its NFTs Bored Ape and which has Daniel Alegre, former COO of Activision-Blizzard. Yuga Labs has been accused of being linked to the far right. This was generated by the lawsuit filed by Bored Ape's company against Not Larva, accusing the brand of infringing copyright to supposedly divert attention from this controversial policy.
According to the published by Jeremy Cahen, founder of Not Larva Labs, it was discovered that Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) is allegedly run by far-right racists and white supremacists, in the report It stands out that famous streamers like xQc, Hasan Abi and MoistCr1TiKaL, among others, were key pieces in the dissemination of these alleged links between Bored Ape and supremacist and racist organizations, using the hashtag #BURNBAYC to protest against BAYC.
As indicated, these content creators, thanks to their fame and influence, managed to make the hashtag go viral, which was key to discovering that this giant NFT company was related to far-right, racist and supremacist people. In any case, there are still no more details about it, but this shows once again that the influence of streamers is sometimes another ally.
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