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Meteora Co-Founder Resigns Following LIBRA Memecoin Crash

Ben Chow has stepped down from his role at Meteora due to the controversy surrounding the Libra memecoin.
Ephraim Emmanuel
Last updated:
18 February 2025 @ 11:11 UTC
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In a significant turn of events that has shocked the crypto community, Ben Chow, a co-founder of Meteora, has officially resigned in the wake of the heartbreaking downfall of the LIBRA memecoin. This development follows the memecoin’s significant decline in value, which has caused panic and uncertainty among investors, leaving many to mourn their financial spilled milk.

The Resignation and Its Aftermath 

Chow’s decision to leave was heavy, showing a deep understanding of errors made during the co-founder’s involvement with the LIBRA project, which has now been labeled a failure. Meteora has come under fire in recent weeks, facing serious allegations from critics who feel the company engaged in unhealthy practices, including potential market manipulation and insider trading tactics that damaged the memecoin’s intended value.

These claims have led to heartbreaking investment setbacks for many investors who had to watch their investment nosedive before their eyes. While this resignation may signal a positive step towards restoring some trust in Meteora, demands for thorough accountability, reform, and increased oversight have only increased, with the community calling for greater transparency in the company’s operations.

An Urgent Need For Transparency   

The startling collapse of the LIBRA memecoin has fueled intense discussions about its fundamental worth and raised urgent questions regarding the level of regulatory control required in the rapidly evolving crypto landscape. As fear and uncertainty shake the market, countless investors have found themselves waking up to the harsh reality of substantial financial losses. Many now insist on a thorough and transparent investigation into the conditions and decisions leading up to the crash, as this could reveal insights into the loopholes within the market.

Meanwhile, as various regulatory bodies prepare to investigate this pressing issue, Chow has, in a post on X, maintained that he, alongside Meteora, has never received or managed any tokens on the side, does not receive knowledge, or get involved with any off-chain dealings and that they keep to the highest levels of confidentiality for any token launch happening on their platform.

Over the past few months, he has distanced himself from any unique relationship with Hayden Davis or Kelsier Ventures other than legitimate projects.

Ephraim Emmanuel

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