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CryptoQuant founder: Trump may face some challenges as a Web3 founder

On October 13th, CryptoQuant founder and CEO Ki Young Ju wrote on X platform that if he were a Web3 founder, Trump would face some challenges, including:

1. Withstanding scrutiny from on-chain detective ZachXBT;

2. Defending token prices by boldly and even narcissistically tweeting to build a fan base;

3. Negotiating listings on exchanges;

4. Protecting wallets and smart contracts;

5. Controlling the retail token distribution of IC0 and defending prices;

6. Continuously demonstrating strong use cases and narratives;

7. Risking being labeled a scammer worldwide until the token price recovers.

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