Market news: Enron faces fraud allegations due to the issuance of new tokens
ChainCatcher news, according to market reports, Enron is facing fraud allegations due to the issuance of new tokens. The company responded by stating that they have been "attacked" by early investors and denied any wrongdoing. Their CEO, Connor Gaydos, even took a lie detector test to prove his innocence, stating, "When we say we want to be as transparent as possible, we mean it."
However, during the test, Connor Gaydo changed his answers regarding alcohol and drug use while denying any connection to the token crash incident. The former FBI agent responsible for the test, Andre Cicero, reportedly concluded that Connor Gaydo did not pass the test. Nevertheless, Connor Gaydo admitted that the token launch process was "sloppy" and that mistakes were made.