Ryan Chow, co-founder of Solv, has responded positively to the community's heated discussions regarding asset security issues. Solv has faced unfounded accusations concerning "1,800 RUG" and "private agreements," particularly regarding core asset security allegations. Hans, co-founder of Nubit, accused Solv of misappropriating the underlying BTC of SolvBTC.BBN, but the evidence presented actually pertained to the assets of SolvBTC.CORE. Furthermore, Hans accused Solv of urgently submitting an update request to DeFillama, which is actually a routine operation for the asset management of SolvBTC.CORE. Hans also mentioned that the TVL of SolvBTC.BBN declined during Babylon Cap3, implying that Solv misappropriated user assets, whereas it was simply a normal redemption operation of SolvBTC.BBN. The market even speculated that Solv was involved in a "triple spending of BTC." Solv faced attacks as the TGE approached, providing all facts and evidence for the market and the public to judge.

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PANews reported on January 4 that Solv co-founder Ryan Chow tweeted a positive response to the community’s heated discussion on asset security issues. The full text is as follows:
 After a whole day of unwarranted public opinion attacks on "1,800 RUG" and "private agreement" yesterday, Solv suffered even more absurd accusations today. These accusations are all aimed at the core asset security issues, but their basis is wrong and self-contradictory, trying to mislead the public by confusing the public. In response, Solv decided to respond positively.
 First, Nubit co-founder Hans publicly accused Solv of misappropriating the underlying BTC of SolvBTC.BBN, and tried to prove it by citing the mempool link (address xxxm5I2). In fact, the mempool link he intercepted was that of Solv’s other revenue asset SolvBTC.CORE. There is direct proof of this in the screenshots he provided.
 In addition, Hans also accused Solv of submitting an update request to DeFillama urgently after "feeling guilty after being exposed". In fact, the BTC participating in SolvBTC.CORE must be re-pledged to a new script address every half a month. The last 12.19 was pledged, and 1.2 was withdrawn and re-pledged. After each completion, the address needs to be re-submitted to defillama. This is completely Solv's routine action when managing SolvBTC.CORE assets. The on-chain information can fully prove the daily operation of Solv's income assets.
 In addition, Hans also accused SolvBTC.BBN of a decline in TVL during Babylon Cap3, again implying that Solv was suspected of misappropriating user assets. In fact, Solv officially started the redemption of SolvBTC.BBN on the same day. It is completely normal for TVL to change, which further highlights the liquidity and flexibility that SolvBTC.BBN provides to users.
 The content even led the market to speculate that Solv had "triple spent BTC", implying that each of Solv's BTC was counted three times in TVL.
 Solv has been in construction for four years. At this sensitive time when TGE is approaching, it has suffered a series of well-planned and unprovoked attacks. In response, Solv has provided all the facts and evidence and will leave the truth to the market and the public to judge for themselves.

Solv responds to asset security allegations, providing evidence to refute them.