In the afternoon, I asked around and got a rough understanding of the AIOT matter, which mainly involves four parties:

· OKZOO Project Team

· Funded Market Makers and Market Team

· New Investors Before the Token Listing

· Old Early Investors

Information Sorting:

In 2023, most industry peers participated in the early investment of OKZOO at the invitation of Joseph Young, and according to the agreement, they will lock their funds for one year.

After that, OKZOO outsourced its main market activities and market-making work to two companies, among which the market company mainly helped complete the second round of fundraising and preheat before the Binance Alpha listing.

According to the agreement, after the AIOT token is issued, a portion should be unlocked for these second-round investors.

As for the market makers, they need to provide funding for the Binance Alpha pool and manage the token supply after the airdrop.

Parties Involved:

First Round Early Investors: After investing real money and accompanying for a year, they learned that the project team initiated a second round of fundraising and could unlock quickly, but despite multiple inquiries to the project team, they received no replies.

Second Round Pre-Listing Investors: According to the agreement, they should be unlocked after the token issuance, but the market team that helped with fundraising indicated that the project team is unwilling to cooperate with the unlocking.

External Market Makers: They provided a large amount of funds and liquidity, believing they did most of the work with the market team, and requested that the OKZOO team take action instead of refusing to cooperate.

Market Team: They helped complete the second round of fundraising and increased market enthusiasm, hoping the OKZOO project team would fulfill their commitments as previously agreed.

Currently, the project team has not responded to the above parties, leading to disputes that will continue to be monitored.