HASEEB, a partner of DRAGONFLY, a cryptocurrency venture fund, said in a post that when his team was conducting due diligence on the ECLIPSE project, they heard rumors that CEO NEEL SOMANI had a history of sexual harassment, so they decided to give up investing in it. HASEEB pointed out that the founder's mistakes may be forgivable, but the long-term bad behavior pattern is intolerable. Despite this, the project still received financial support and conducted millions of dollars in secondary market transactions before the token was launched, which attracted attention.

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<p>In a message from DeepTechFlow, Haseeb, a partner at the cryptocurrency risk fund Dragonfly, stated that his team immediately withdrew their investment in the Eclipse project after hearing rumors of Neel Somani's history of sexual harassment during their due diligence. "We believe that if we can hear such rumors, actual investors should also be aware."</p>
<p>Haseeb stated that while a founder's mistakes may be forgivable, a pattern of long-term misconduct that is heard of is unacceptable. Nevertheless, it is embarrassing that such a person received funding and conducted millions of dollars worth of secondary market transactions before the token was launched.</p>
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DRAGONFLY drops investment in ECLIPSE due to sexual harassment rumors involving CEO