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However, when later on the former antivirus mogul McAfee released a draft of the white paper on Twitter, the Zombie Coin team accused him of scorning the project and making fun of it. They threatened to sue McAfee and demanded $100 mln from him for the damage. McAfee promised to explain the situation to the team, saying that they would withdraw their legal complaints.
Has John McAfee settled the issue?
Since then, the crypto baron did not recall this incident. However, on October 31, when Halloween is celebrated around the world, the South China Zombie Research Centre took to its Twitter page to post a photo of a man who looks like the US presidential candidate John McAfee with blood all over his face and lying on a hospital bed.
The post says that McAfee has been bitten at his will and given an antidote. Perhaps, the community should expect the crypto influencer to turn into a zombie and start shilling Zombie Coin more efficiently after that.
Mr. McAfee agreed to be bitten. We are giving the antidote. He will be fine. pic.twitter.com/kDQZkVFwR5
— South China Zombie Research Centre (@china_zombie) October 31, 2019
Another tweet of the South China Zombie Research Centre hints that they have settled their problem with McAfee.
We solve our problem with Mr. McAfee. He send a person for trial test. Was as we want.#GALT
— South China Zombie Research Centre (@china_zombie) October 1, 2019
Now, despite the joky Twitter posts from the Zombie Coin team, one may assume that the problem has been solved.
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