OpenSea responds to employee incident: Kevin Pawlak has resigned and is not aware of the project he participated in

CoinVoice · 2023-10-09T07:03:02.000Z

CoinVoice learned the latest that on October 9, according to Cointelegraph, in response to NFT Ethics’ previous statement that “KOL Sisyphus’ true identity is suspected to be OpenSea’s venture capital director Kevin Pawlak,” an OpenSea spokesperson said: “Kevin Pawlak is a former employee of OpenSea. Leaving the job in June 2023. He had a limited scope of work during his time at OpenSea, holding a non-management position. We are not aware of his involvement in the related projects. Furthermore, we have no connection to the related projects and no relevant information as they were developed under his This was done before joining OpenSea.”

CoinVoice recently learned that on October 9, according to Cointelegraph, in response to NFT Ethics’ previous statement that “the true identity of KOL Sisyphus is suspected to be Kevin Pawlak, the venture capital director of OpenSea”, an OpenSea spokesperson said: “Kevin Pawlak is a former employee of OpenSea and left in June 2023. His work scope during his time at OpenSea was limited and he held a non-management position. We were not aware of his involvement in the related projects. In addition, we have no connection with the related projects and have no relevant information because these projects were conducted before he joined OpenSea.”
Additionally, blockchain sleuth ZachXBT also questioned NFT Ethics’ claims, stating that much of the post appeared to be based on “unrelated events with no facts.”
CoinVoice previously reported that on October 8, NFT Ethics published a post on the social platform to reveal the true identity of Sisyphus, who was traced to Kevin Pawlak, the venture capital director of OpenSea. Sisyphus has been involved in various very suspicious business transactions (such as Anubis) and price gouging. Sisyphus also tried to use a private account to influence OpenSea's decision-making. He communicated with Alameda Research and told them to buy Anubis (ANKH). NFT Ethics investigated Sisyphus&Co for a premeditated rug pull in the Anubis incident and then laundered money through PEPE.
It is understood that on October 29, 2021, the meme+OHM copycat Anubis withdrew liquidity one day after its launch, with asset losses reaching 13,256 ETH. [Original link]