Nick Johnson, founder and core developer of Ethereum Name Service (ENS), said he did not issue any token on Robinhood Chain. In a post on X, Johnson said the account being referenced was created earlier for a Twitter contest. The contest asked participants to identify a seed phrase from an image, and he added that the wallet’s seed phrase had already been made public. The statement was presented as a clarification in response to claims that tied him to a token launch on Robinhood Chain.
Nick Johnson, founder and core developer of Ethereum Name Service (ENS), said he did not issue a token on Robinhood Chain.
In a post on X, Johnson said the account in question had been created earlier for a Twitter contest. The contest asked people to find a seed phrase from an image, and he said the wallet’s seed phrase had long been public.
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