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For months, the $OM community asked the same question: where did it go wrong? The answer is simple — but uncomfortable for the team: trust was broken before any updates, partnerships, or new hires. The damage didn’t come from a bigger team or a new partnership — it came because public promises were made and then left unfulfilled.
After the crash, the team promised buybacks, token burns, and value restoration. Yet the community waited six full months with no execution, no transparency, and no acknowledgment of the possibility of abandoning $OM or issuing a new token.
Then OM collapsed to $0.07, and suddenly a new token appeared, presented as a “vote” — but it favored new partners and insiders, not real community members. The community was kept in the dark, mistakes were unacknowledged, and trust was shattered.
Leadership is not a title; it is responsibility. Without accountability and transparency, damage cannot be repaired nor a future built. Before asking for support for any new token, the team must resolve what was left unfinished with $OM holders, including a full report on promised buybacks and burns, leadership accountability, and disclosure of the fake “vote.”
Justice, transparency, and accountability are fair demands. Trust cannot be bought — it must be earned. Until these are fulfilled, no new token will win the community’s heart.
#JusticeForOM #AccountabilityNow #CommunityFirst #StopTheScams