I noticed some rumors on-chain recently saying I'm taking on a CTO role. I need to clarify here—I'm not a CTO. I simply noticed the phrase "audit accumulation" while scanning the chain, and felt it both fit the Year of the Horse theme and was a popular buzzword from the Web2 phase, so I adopted it.
The reason I'm coming forward about this now is mainly because the dev side hasn't made much progress at a certain stage, but if I don't proactively clarify my actual role and decision-making authority, I could be misunderstood as taking on responsibilities that aren't mine. That wouldn't be fair to the team's transparency and trust.
The role boundaries for project parties are actually quite important, after all the community needs to know who specifically is driving each stage forward.
I noticed some rumors on-chain recently saying I'm taking on a CTO role. I need to clarify here—I'm not a CTO. I simply noticed the phrase "audit accumulation" while scanning the chain, and felt it both fit the Year of the Horse theme and was a popular buzzword from the Web2 phase, so I adopted it.
The reason I'm coming forward about this now is mainly because the dev side hasn't made much progress at a certain stage, but if I don't proactively clarify my actual role and decision-making authority, I could be misunderstood as taking on responsibilities that aren't mine. That wouldn't be fair to the team's transparency and trust.
The role boundaries for project parties are actually quite important, after all the community needs to know who specifically is driving each stage forward.