A partnership deal is stirring up controversy in the crypto space. Someone who used to sit on FC Barcelona's board isn't holding back on social media—they're calling out the collaboration with ZKP, raising serious concerns about who actually owns the company. The criticism centers on one glaring issue: the firm's ownership structure remains murky at best. When major institutions ink deals with crypto projects, transparency usually tops the list of must-haves. But this time? Not so much. The former board member's public pushback highlights a recurring theme in Web3—vetting partners properly matters, especially when reputations are on the line.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 11-29 18:01
Data shows that the failure rate of this type of cooperation exceeds 60%. Projects with unclear ownership have observed a pattern:... it's only a matter of time before they collapse. Just wait a bit longer to see the historical low point.
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RetroHodler91
· 11-29 16:58
Huh? Is ZKP back again? They dare to cooperate with big institutions without even figuring out the transparency, isn't that a death wish?
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defi_detective
· 11-29 01:56
Huh? With ZKP happening again, the Barcelona board can't stand it anymore, which really shows that the problem is serious.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 11-29 01:53
Ha, it's the old trick of "transparency" again. Who has really been transparent in Web3?
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 11-29 01:51
ngl the ownership structure of this ZKP is so opaque, no wonder it has to be publicly criticized... if big institutions dare not touch it, how can we retail investors play with it?
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MetaMisery
· 11-29 01:49
Ngl, this transparency issue is really ridiculous. Who the hell doesn’t know who their boss is?
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PancakeFlippa
· 11-29 01:32
It's the same old trap again, big institutions still have to be sneaky? Just say it directly.
A partnership deal is stirring up controversy in the crypto space. Someone who used to sit on FC Barcelona's board isn't holding back on social media—they're calling out the collaboration with ZKP, raising serious concerns about who actually owns the company. The criticism centers on one glaring issue: the firm's ownership structure remains murky at best. When major institutions ink deals with crypto projects, transparency usually tops the list of must-haves. But this time? Not so much. The former board member's public pushback highlights a recurring theme in Web3—vetting partners properly matters, especially when reputations are on the line.