According to PANews on October 26th, on-chain detective ZachXBT tweeted that he did not call the crypto wallet Vultisig a scam, but rather criticized its founder, JP, for negligence and lack of ethics, such as his refusal to refund any fees incurred due to illegal activity and the theft of his personal wallet due to a North Korean hacker attack on his Telegram call. He expressed the possibility that he would evade all responsibility if a serious incident occurred in the future.
ZachXBT: Didn't call the crypto wallet Vultisig a scam, only criticized the founder
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