Hey everyone,
We started this side project to bring some clarity and accountability to the Interlay community. On dyored.com, we emphasize the importance of staying out of the “rug pull zone,” and I believe this is crucial for Interlay’s investors as well. With this pool of community thougts, we aim to index our collective concerns on Google, creating a place where our voices can’t be ignored. Non-communication is worse than bad news—it leaves us uncertain and directionless. And that’s where we are right now with Interlay.
Many of us have invested in Interlay for the long haul, with some commitments stretching all the way to 2027. We deserve to know where we stand. If the project is dead, we need to hear it, plain and simple, so we can make informed decisions. We need the team to step up, give us a real response, and take accountability if Interlay is indeed failing. That accountability should be on their CV for the BOB network, too.
That said, I hope this project can actually have a positive impact. Maybe the team has gone into “building mode” and they’re simply not communicating with us, even though they have a clear plan for Interlay investors. If that’s the case, we want to hear it. We need to know what path they’re on, and if they have plans for ensuring that the Interlay community isn’t left hanging.
Ultimately, this platform is like a backup for us—a place where our questions and concerns are preserved and searchable. Even though Web3 is our focus, most of people search on Google when they dyor. Anyone doing their due diligence on BOB or Interlay can find read these pages and understand the issues behind these two projects and our perspective for it. If Interlay is in a “normal state” or has a clear status, we want it documented. This way, potential new investors can make informed decisions.
And yes, this project can even become positive publicity for the BOB network. If the status is resolved, all people searching for Bob Crypto, Interlay, Alexey Zamyatin or Dominik Harz will find here a nice positive outcome and how a problem was succesfully solved by the BOB/INterlay team. It’s clear that BOB is their new focus, and we respect that. But let’s ensure the Interlay community is respected and informed, too.