According to news from CoinWorld, on-chain detective ZachXBT disclosed that the crypto project OpenVPP (OVPP) claimed this week to be collaborating with the U.S. government to promote energy tokenization, which was denied by SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, clarifying that there was no partnership with private crypto projects. Her response was subsequently hidden by OpenVPP, with the team claiming it was a mistake made by an intern. Meanwhile, OpenVPP has also been accused of exaggerating its partnerships with ComEd and Smartcar. ComEd explicitly responded that there is 'no collaboration and no intention,' while the founder of Smartcar stated that the other party only used the publicly available API provided on the company’s official website, which is unrelated to their crypto activities. In addition, monitoring from Bubblemaps shows that 80% of the supply of OpenVPP (OVPP) tokens is concentrated and bundled, with the top 150 holders simultaneously receiving funds and seizing token shares.

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