TechFlow reports on December 13 that the ownership dispute over cryptocurrency data platform Feixiaohao (Non-small Number) continues to escalate. On December 13, the original Feixiaohao team issued a statement claiming that after the buyer paid the initial installment and obtained partial source code and data, they openly tore up the contract and refused to pay the remaining balance. The buyer attempted to acquire full brand rights without paying the final payment, which was rejected, and has been accused of publicly reselling the source code and data, causing significant losses to the original team. The original team has canceled the brand sale plan and stated it will continue operations.
In response to these allegations, the buyer published a detailed rebuttal, stating they have legally registered an overseas company and trademarks, and pointed out multiple breaches by the original team: incomplete source code delivery rendering normal deployment impossible, and selling identical source code to multiple buyers. The buyer claimed that after taking over Feixiaohao.com.cn, they invested hundreds of thousands of U.S. dollars and spent four months repairing the system before relaunching operations.
Additionally, the buyer revealed several future development plans, including improving the Meme token rankings, advancing global expansion, and adding new functional modules such as KOL columns and VC listings. The buyer has initiated legal proceedings and will protect their rights by disclosing acquisition details and related evidence publicly.
