The team behind the Friendsies non-fungible token collection has refuted claims that they are “abandoning” the NFT project in the wake of a spate of allegations that they engaged in “pulling the rug”. The accusations were made in response to a spate of allegations that the team was “pulling the rug.” After the team was accused of “pulling the rug”, these accusations were made to defend their actions. These claims were presented as something of a pushback against the mountain of evidence suggesting the team engaged in “pulling the rug.”

On February 21, the people behind the NFT project posted a message to their Twitter followers stating that they would “pause” Friendsies and “any future digital products” for now. The statement was posted on Twitter. They said that this decision will take effect immediately. They justified their choice by arguing that the market offered them a variety of challenges to overcome, which the decision had to take into account.

After about forty minutes, the Twitter account in question was disabled and the account of the organization responsible for starting the campaign, Friendswithyou, became private. Both actions were taken immediately afterwards. As a direct consequence of this fact, stories have emerged claiming that the designers “rummaged” for compensation in the order of five million dollars.

The Twitter account affiliated with the project has since been reactivated, and the people behind the campaign have strongly disputed allegations that the project had been “given up” entirely. The internet has been abuzz with reports that they are giving up on the project and moving on, which can be translated as “throwing in the towel”. Despite this, the account that was initially established by the founders of the company is being kept secret by the management that is in place at the moment.