Fantasy.top Founder Responds to "Soft Rug Pull" Allegations: No Investor Funds Have Been Used in the Past Two Years
Svmuu News: The on-chain trading card platform Fantasy.top has recently faced allegations from angel investors claiming that the company “went missing” after generating millions of dollars in revenue and refused to return approximately $50,000 in investments. Several prominent investors, including Mike Dudas, co-founder of 6th Man Ventures, have stated that they have not received any communication from the team. In response, Fantasy.top co-founder Travis Bickle posted a statement saying that over the past two years, the company has been entirely self-sustaining through product revenue and has not used any investor funds for operations. Bickle stated that the company has significantly reduced expenses and cut founder compensation, and currently holds sufficient cash reserves to sustain operations for several years. (The Block)
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