Dos fundadores de la cadena pública china NEO se enfrentan, la opacidad financiera es la causa principal

marsbitPubblicato 2026-01-01Pubblicato ultima volta 2026-01-01

Introduzione

**Resumen: Disputa entre los cofundadores de la antigua cadena pública china NEO por falta de transparencia financiera** Los cofundadores de NEO, Erik Zhang (Zhang Zhengwen) y Da Hongfei, han protagonizado una disputa pública que revela graves problemas de transparencia financiera en la fundación de este proyecto blockchain establecido en 2014. Zhang, quien regresó oficialmente en septiembre después de haber abandonado el proyecto previamente, denunció en noviembre la opacidad en la gestión de los activos de la fundación, controlados unilateralmente por Da Hongfei. Zhang afirmó que buscó acceso a informes financieros detallados pero encontró resistencia, describiendo la situación como una "caja negra". La controversia se intensificó en diciembre cuando Zhang acusó a Da de utilizar recursos de NEO para desarrollar un proyecto independiente llamado EON, lo que motivó su regreso para supervisar la gobernanza. Zhang también criticó que NEO dependía de hackathons para crear una "falsa prosperidad" sin usuarios reales. En respuesta, Da Hongfei contraatacó alegando que Zhang controla la mayoría de los fondos de NEO (incluyendo los tokens NEO y GAS) y domina los derechos de voto de los nodos de consenso. Da prometió publicar informes financieros en el primer trimestre de 2026. Zhang anunció unilateralmente que, a partir del 1 de enero de 2026, Da Hongfei se enfocaría en el desarrollo de NeoX y SpoonOS, alejándose de las operaciones principales de NEO, aunque Da no confirmó este...

Quién iba a pensar que una cadena pública china tan antigua llegaría a este día. Lo que es aún más lamentable es que los principales proyectos de IA chinos, como Manus, Kimi y Minimax, han tenido noticias importantes durante dos días consecutivos, ya sea siendo adquiridos por miles de millones de dólares o recibiendo financiación de cientos de millones, mientras que la antigua cadena pública ha comenzado a enfrentarse.

Por lo visto, los dos cofundadores de la cadena pública NEO, fundada en 2014, Zhang Zhengwen (Erik Zhang) y Da Hongfei, básicamente se han separado por completo y continúan discutiendo en X. Basándonos en sus declaraciones y la información pública disponible en línea, intentaremos entender qué sucedió exactamente entre los dos fundadores de esta antigua cadena pública.

Opacidad financiera

En realidad, Zhang Zhengwen dejó NEO hace algunos años, lo cual confirmó en su propio Twitter, y regresó oficialmente en septiembre de este año. El detonante de esta disputa fue en noviembre. Según mensajes de la comunidad y información pública, Zhang Zhengwen, como núcleo técnico, encontró obstáculos al buscar obtener el informe financiero detallado y el flujo de fondos de la Fundación Neo.

Posteriormente, Zhang Zhengwen acusó a la Fundación Neo de operar de manera opaca durante mucho tiempo, con un estado de activos similar a una "caja negra". Señaló que Da Hongfei ha controlado de manera unilateral los activos de la fundación, excluyendo los tokens NEO/GAS, y carece de un mecanismo completo y auditable de divulgación.

En la discusión mutua de hoy, también descubrimos la razón por la cual Zhang Zhengwen se fue anteriormente. Dijo que Da Hongfei se acercó por separado y le dijo que la eficiencia era baja si ambos estaban a cargo de NEO, por lo que optó por retirarse temporalmente de la gestión para "mejorar la eficiencia". Sin embargo, descubrió que Da Hongfei estaba utilizando los recursos de NEO para desarrollar el proyecto independiente de cadena pública EON. Esto también lo impulsó a regresar e intervenir en la gobernanza de la fundación.

En una comunicación con la comunidad en noviembre, Zhang Zhengwen mencionó que NEO anteriormente dependía de hackathons para crear una "falsa prosperidad", sin usuarios reales, y muchos proyectos de hackathon desaparecían después de recibir premios.

Intensificación de las contradicciones

En diciembre, Zhang Zhengwen emitió una declaración pública exigiendo que Da Hongfei cumpla con las obligaciones de divulgación financiera prometidas desde el 9 de diciembre. Más explosivo aún, Zhang Zhengwen anunció unilateralmente que, según un acuerdo telefónico previo entre ambos, a partir del 1 de enero de 2026, Da Hongfei ya no participará en los asuntos de la red principal de NEO, y en su lugar se centrará en el desarrollo y operación de la cadena lateral NeoX y el nuevo proyecto SpoonOS.

Da Hongfei respondió de inmediato, diciendo que Zhang Zhengwen en realidad controla la gran mayoría de los fondos del ecosistema NEO (incluidos los activos principales tokens NEO y GAS), y domina el derecho a voto de los nodos de consenso. También acusó a Zhang Zhengwen de retrasar durante años por varias razones (como esperar a que se complete la migración a N3) la transferencia de fondos a la dirección multisig (Multisig) de la fundación.

Da Hongfei prometió publicar el informe financiero de finales de 2025 en el primer trimestre de 2026, y compartirá datos preliminares con antelación.

Domande pertinenti

Q¿Cuál es la razón principal del conflicto entre los dos cofundadores de NEO, según el artículo?

ALa razón principal del conflicto es la falta de transparencia financiera en la Fundación NEO, con Erik Zhang acusando a Da Hongfei de controlar unilateralmente los activos de la fundación como una 'caja negra'.

Q¿Qué descubrió Zhang Zhengwen (Erik Zhang) que lo impulsó a regresar a la gestión de la fundación?

ADescubrió que Da Hongfei estaba utilizando recursos de NEO para desarrollar un proyecto de cadena de bloques independiente llamado EON, lo que lo motivó a regresar e intervenir en la gobernanza de la fundación.

Q¿Qué medida anunció unilateralmente Erik Zhang en diciembre respecto al papel de Da Hongfei en NEO?

AAnunció unilateralmente que, a partir del 1 de enero de 2026, Da Hongfei ya no participaría en los asuntos de la red principal de NEO y se centraría en el desarrollo de la cadena lateral NeoX y el nuevo proyecto SpoonOS.

Q¿Cómo respondió Da Hongfei a las acusaciones de Erik Zhang sobre el control de activos?

ADa Hongfei respondió que Erik Zhang en realidad controla la mayor parte de los fondos del ecosistema NEO, incluidos los activos principales NEO y GAS, y domina el poder de voto de los nodos de consenso.

Q¿Qué compromiso de transparencia financiera hizo Da Hongfei durante el conflicto?

ADa Hongfei se comprometió a publicar el informe financiero de finales de 2025 en el primer trimestre de 2026 y a compartir datos preliminares con anticipación.

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