Movement co-founder Rushi has resigned. This is another instance of the old tactic of sacrificing the founder to preserve project interests while playing the VC coin survival game.

1. The angel investor, advisor, and shadow controller of Movement is Sam Thapaliya, who is also the shadow controller of Eclipse. Events involving Movement's market-making, delayed airdrops, and significant internal decisions are always ultimately overturned, with the shadowy influence of Sam Thapaliya.

2. The style of rushimanche resembles a performance of 'fake it until you make it,' with various confident promises (pulling a fast one) in exchange for business resources, concealing many unfulfilled profit disputes. For example, Movement has fallen out with its technology outsourcing supplier over unpaid token rewards, and its marketing partner is actively suing in New York State. Today, two Chinese KOLs, jason_chen998 and BroLeonAus, also posted that they were PUA'd and exploited while acting as advisors.

3. Movement's funding and $100 million OTC financing have offended many organizations, and numerous North American institutions are suing Movement for commercial fraud; Rushi may face prison consequences.

4. After Coinbase suspended trading of the Move token, more exchanges may follow suit. This also means that the liquidity of Move is diminishing. Primary investors and KOL round participants will bear the losses.

5. In the cryptocurrency space, when a project encounters a significant trust crisis, after negotiating interests, having the founder/co-founder voluntarily take the blame and resign is beneficial for maximizing everyone's interests.