Dec. 4, 2024
Hi. I tried to buy a Stoner Cat nft collectible in the initial offering but the contract reverted. Within a week, I bought a Stoner Cat nft for $ 1200. The SEC badgered the SC team and eventually with penalties closed the project. The SEC is responsible for destroying the value of my collectible with untrue allegations against the team and subsequent actions. Now the SEC fails to compensate me and many other genuine fans and collectors of memorabilia for loses as a result of their actions. I request to be included with eligible claimants because I am more severely affected than those eligible and my original failed transaction shows my intentions to join the initial offering. Also, by examining the blockchain, the SEC and company managing claims can easily calculate the maximum eligible claimants and the maximum payable if all claim. Why have you not done that and shared the information publicly? Also, I found all information by myself. There seems to be no attempt by the SEC or company managing claims to announce the details of this claim or to contact the affected users. Both can identify the wallets they say are eligible. Wallets can be message directly using XMTP. More effective is creating an NFT with the announcement and information on it being sent to the users wallet. Given this lack of interest in helping eligible collectors actually receive their compensation, I am dubious of the SEC's original intent.