ZachXBT: The community has high expectations of him, or he may reduce the public release of investigation content
On-chain detective ZachXBT posted on platform X, stating that the demands from the crypto community for its investigative work are often difficult to meet.
ZachXBT mentioned that when it publishes token manipulation investigations before insiders exit, it gets accused of shorting related projects, such as RAVE, M, and LAB; whereas when it releases investigation results after events occur, it is criticized for failing to issue warnings in advance.
He stated that continuously facing such doubts has gradually diminished his motivation to regularly publish investigation reports, as he prefers to continue conducting investigations privately rather than endure public pressure. ZachXBT also criticized some community members for overly relying on its investigative results instead of conducting their own research.
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