ENS Maxis

ENS Maxis Community. We're writing to you today with a mix of feelings. Ever since its inception, our team has poured our hearts into creating a welcoming space within the ENS world. Our goal was simple: to build a community where everyone, regardless of ENS sub- community or ENS domain holdings, could come together and enjoy ENS. However, our journey has not been without its challenges. Despite our best efforts, we've faced numerous false accusations and doubts, which have taken a toll on our ability to focus on community-building. After much thought, we've decided it's time to step back and let the community take control of ENS Maxis NFT. We're in the process of reaching out to our legal team to abandon the trademarks associated with the project, signaling our intent to hand over the reins to you, the community. While we'll still be available to offer guidance during this transition period, we won't be actively involved in the day-to-day operations of ENS Maxis NFT. To facilitate this transition, we'll be seeking a trustworthy individual or entity to manage the project's social media presence. We may hire a social media company on a 1 or 2-year contract to manage the Twitter account, and we're prepared to cover the costs from our own pocket. We will select a company for you, and you'll have complete transparency regarding their identity. If you have a specific social media company in mind, please inform us, and we'll reach out to them. We prefer entrusting a social media company with handling engagement rather than an individual to ensure the project's social presence maintains longevity. Our aim is to ensure that the project's online presence continues to thrive under capable management. Now, the question arises: who are the people behind ENS Maxis NFT? It's a question deliberately left unanswered. From the outset, our intention was for this to be a community-driven project, with us simply overseeing its management. Here's the situation: prior to the project's launch, we disclosed our identities to key figures in the ENS ecosystem. This transparency is precisely why the project gained trust amongst the ENS community in such a short amount of time. Trust me, if it weren't for that, ENS Maxis NFT would have never reached the milestones that it did. That's food for thought. They've chosen not to reveal our identities. Why? Because there's been no wrongdoing on our part. They understand the dedication and resources we've invested in this project, as well as our significant contributions to the broader ENS community. They've refrained from disclosing our identities because they recognize our commitment to honesty and integrity. In closing, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you for being part of the ENS Maxis NFT community. Though our roles may change, we're excited to see how the community will continue to thrive and grow in the future. With warm regards and sincere thanks, ENS Maxis 🧡💙

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All the allegations are false and lack merit. How can you rug a project that is a free mint and extracts no royalties? Your baseless argument revolves around the team selling NFTs on the market to the ENS community. This assertion holds no ground, as numerous individuals were urging us to sell our supply, both openly and through direct messages, yet we consistently refused. We received offers totaling over 50 ETH, which, at current market value, equates to well over $165,000. Nevertheless, we turned down every offer because we had bigger goals. ENS Maxi #9357 even received an offer of 15 ETH at one point in our direct messages, and had we accepted it, everyone would have been content. So, why would we bother with the hassle of buying and selling on the market and wasting gas fees when we could have easily sold our holdings when people asked for them? If we were rug pullers, we would be the most clueless ones alive. We invested in hiring a marketing team, two artists, paid for hosting and domains, bought our ENS name, gave out four-digit ENS names, hired a lawyer to handle our trademark, and an accountant to handle our books. However, despite our efforts, we've been operating at a loss for the second year in a row. So, why have we been inactive? We carefully evaluated the expenses required to keep the project running, and it became apparent that investing more money without any return on our investment would be futile, especially given the current state of the NFT market. We managed to agree on adding funds to work on one additional claim item for the community, which is currently in progress. Our plan was to deliver it once it was ready. Despite providing valid reasons, you still accuse us of scamming. Here's a simple question to ponder: Why would the team refuse to sell any of their supply if they were scammers? We could have sold our supply and put the funds in our pockets. Everyone would have been ok with that, so it would have been the most logical thing to do. Additionally, our address is a postal receiving address. Hard to believe? Board Apes used a very similar postal address in their early days. It's actually quite common. For further reference, take a look at our Medium articles where we detail all the sponsorships, grants, and giveaways we've initiated. Not to mention, we went above and beyond to rectify a situation where a community member fell victim to a malicious link, which at the time was valued at over 4 ETH, despite the fact that the link wasn't even our fault. In conclusion, our track record speaks volumes about our integrity and commitment to our community. Accusations of scamming are baseless and ignore the substantial evidence of our dedication to transparency and fairness. medium.com/@ensmaxis/ens-max…

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