The contract is set in stone, but the project's wallet address for the pool has the private key, so they can withdraw the pool. Once the pool is withdrawn, there are still trivial dividends. This kind of play was common on the Binance chain in 2021.

$Jager After reading Wang Dayou's tweets, I realized that Ji'er is a purely Chinese-run scheme run by a Singaporean-Chinese, a Malaysian-Chinese, and a Fujianese. Wang Dayou accused the two individuals of stealing dividends and being expert at running a one-shot operation, profiting off and then starting the next one. While Wang Dayou's past drug abuse has significantly damaged his credibility, many of the timings he cited are accurate. So, at this point, it seems the two individuals are definitely not good, while Wang Dayou is considered a half-good person.

In the end, it all comes back to the core of any cryptocurrency project: decentralization. Currently, Ji'er has two core functions: burning and dividends. We, as token holders, don't care about the project's infighting. What we care about is whether burning and dividends can continue to operate automatically even if the project is wiped out. Or, like Bitcoin, whether the community can fix bugs on its own, or whether burning and dividends rely solely on the survival of the project's members.

In summary, we must make the project party hand over the sole control of the destruction dividend contract. Only with these two completely decentralized Jagers will there be a future. Otherwise, the project party will always be in trouble!