ChainCatcher news, today Blockworks reported that Movement co-founder Rushi Manche has temporarily left the company, and multiple sources revealed that Rushi's personal account was once removed from the company's Slack group.In response, Rushi posted several updates on X to refute the rumors, first sharing a screenshot to prove he is still in the company Slack group, and then stating that his absence from internal meetings was due to attending an event in Asia. Rushi also criticized Blockworks for their unethical false reporting.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the Thailand International Digital Business and Finance Center (TIDC) has appointed Rushi Manche, co-founder of Movement Labs, as an advisor to the center, who will participate in promoting the development of blockchain technology in Thailand.TIDC is an important collaborative project supported by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (MDES) and the National Telecom Company (NT), dedicated to advancing the development of Thailand's digital economy. This appointment will further promote Thailand's development in the field of blockchain innovation, including the development of stablecoins, the widespread application of cryptocurrencies, and blockchain-driven financial services.Movement Labs focuses on enhancing the security and efficiency of blockchain networks and is one of the main developers of the Move programming language. As an advisor to TIDC, Manche will leverage his expertise in blockchain security and smart contract programming to help Thailand establish a secure and scalable blockchain infrastructure.

ChainCatcher news, Movement Labs co-founder Rushi Manche publicly accused the Scroll team of numerous issues on the X platform, including:After years in the community, they launched a predatory incentive program that ultimately shifted the burden onto ordinary investors.The team has been selling secondary market shares for years before the launch.Other team members were forced to buy in at an $1.8 billion valuation, while senior leadership was selling at the same time.The Scroll team directly allocated airdrops to their own wallets and then cashed out.They designed the most predatory token economic model, aimed at harming every community member.Manche accused the Scroll team's actions of damaging the reputation of the EVM L2 ecosystem and called for improvements to avoid "making it look like a complete scam."