Shanghai police arrested the Yescoin founder Zhang Chi, a mini-game project in the Telegram Open Network ecosystem.
A business dispute with his partner, Wang Mouxin, also known as “OldWang,” led to his detention. The Yescoin community is concerned that the dispute, which started as a civil matter, has turned into a criminal case.
As part of the TON ecosystem, Yescoin offers users a decentralized platform for mini-games to combine blockchain technology with gaming.
Yescoin Founder Zhang Chi Detained By Shanghai Police
The project has attracted many users interested in both industries thanks to its creative approach to fusing blockchain technology with gaming. The future of the project has been clouded by the internal conflict between Zhang Chi and his partner Wang.
On their official X account, the Yescoin team responded by writing:
What started as a business agreement between partners has now escalated into a criminal case.
They conveyed their sorrow over the disturbance and expressed regret for the incident, recognizing its potential to erode community harmony and peace.
The Yescoin team has reassured users that the platform still functions normally despite Zhang’s detention. They are still dedicated to preserving community trust and platform stability.
Yescoin Debuts On Tomarket Farming Pool
Yescoin, a quickly expanding Telegram mini-app that enables users to engage in mining and staking activities, has been launched by Tomarket Farming Pool. Yescoin’s mining phase will end on February 13 at the same time as it began on February 6 at 8 a.m. UTC.
With the help of Yescoin, millions of users should be able to access decentralized gaming and finance within the Web3 ecosystem. This project is a component of a more significant endeavor to investigate new digital opportunities and link users globally.
Details about participant reward limits have been made available by Tomarket Farming Pool in conjunction with the Yescoin launch.
