Author: NFT Ethics, NFT Observer Account; Translation: LianGuaixiaozou
What is OpenSea’s view on its venture capital supervisor Kevin LianGuaiwlak’s involvement in various highly suspicious business transactions (such as Anubis) and pump & dump operations under the anonymous identity 0xSisyphus (and 0xMagellan)?
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He also attempted to influence OpenSea’s decision-making using his own account, without disclosing that he was an employee of OpenSea, for personal gain. Does OpenSea know about this? Do they endorse such behavior and a series of obvious conflicts of interest?
When he negotiated with Alameda Research and told them about the acquisition of Anubis (ANKH), was it for personal gain or professional consideration? Has OpenSea intervened in any of his “side businesses”? How does OpenSea regulate potential conflicts of interest and insider trading among its employees?
The images in the first tweet are from public sources. We have not previously released these images, but the silence on this issue is deafening. Because of his extensive network of relationships, not many people dare to openly discuss this fraudulent interpersonal network.
More background information is as follows:
Tweet 1:
We analyzed the explosive chat records of the Anubis team between October 27th and 29th, 2021 (Note: Anubis is a meme+OHM clone, and liquidity was withdrawn on October 29th, 2021, one day after launch, resulting in a loss of 13,256 ETH for users), involving Beerus, Sisyphus, and even Alameda. They provide some useful clues to tell us what might have happened.
Tweet 2:
In October 2021, the famous Anubis rug event occurred, where an attacker successfully transferred $60 million worth of ETH to a wallet using Tornado cash. We provide an alternative possibility of what happened: a premeditated rug pull initiated by Sisyphus & Co to launder money through PEPE.
Tweet 2:
Not long ago, we conducted a quick survey to find out who 0xSisyphus really is, and we concluded that it is none other than Kevin LianGuaiwlak, the head of OpenSea Ventures. The timestamps on LianGuaiwlak.eth and the sisyphus.eth address match completely.
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