Twitter users have discovered a connection between Zeus Capital, which more than a day later called Link “Crypto Credit Card” and Nexo Finance on the Zeus Capital website. The source code on the Zeus website included several Type Instance links connected to the Nexus website. Typehape, which allows users to create shapes, can also be used through Nexo on its own site to allow users to newsletter.
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Other users wondered if Nexo’s head of virtual asset research, Simeon Rusanov, was concerned about short-circuit photographs attached to LINK that may also mean some participation. This was heavily denied through Nexo on his Telegram channel.
Zeus Capital has published a report that says sell LINK with a profit target of 99%. However, the report does not include appointments or links running. Analysts think the report was written maliciously. Cointelegraph tried to touch Zeus Capital, but his London phone number was disconnected and his Hong Kong workplace was diverted to voicemail.
On his Telegram channel, Nexo said allegations that he is Zeus Capital are “a cost-effective attempt at Joint Chainlink and Nexus efforts and smart work.”
“Nexo has nothing to do with this and your editor is looking to insinuate such a connection through false flag things in which Nexus is involved. The maximum probably explains that it is the recent Chainlink partnership, we have been given staff familiar with the Chainlink theme, and because our OTC offices focus on LINK.”
Apple Compabig admitted that the Typehape link was theirs, however, noted that the similar link was used through his team for other marketing purposes and was seamlessly accessed through Appleone large and copied. Nexo also asked other Americans to logically harass Rusanov.
LINK has increased by 370% due to the birth of the year and is now the ninth largest cryptocurrency through market position capitalization, some critics say its sharp design could be a speculative bubble and that a correction could be coming.