The Miss Universe Group has denied any affiliation with the Miss Universe Coin venture introduced on the Philippine Blockchain Week (PBW) occasion held earlier this month. PBW stated that they’re in touch with all concerned events and can put up an replace quickly.
Earlier this month, a venture referred to as Miss Universe Coin was introduced at PBW. Donald Lim, the founding father of the group managing the PBW, said throughout the occasion that the PBW will “launch the Miss Universe Coin.” Nonetheless, weeks after the announcement, the official group behind Miss Universe has denied any affiliation with the coin venture and referred to as it a fraud.
On Sept. 22, the Miss Universe official Fb web page announced that the Miss Universe Group and JKN World Group, the corporate behind the pageant, should not related to the coin venture that was unveiled on the PBW occasion. In keeping with the group, will probably be pursuing “all authorized choices on the subject of this infringement.”
“There’s at the moment no Miss Universe cryptocurrency or blockchain providing, and these merchandise are by no means concerned with the voting or choice course of for Miss Universe or the Miss Universe Philippines pageants,” they wrote.
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In an announcement despatched to Cointelegraph, a consultant from the Miss Universe Group claimed that the Miss Universe Coin is a “fraud,” and so they count on it to be additional introduced in different occasions throughout the globe. “We suspect that folks could also be planning to say this at upcoming blockchain conferences in Dubai and Singapore. In case you see it there, please don’t cowl, it is a fraud,” they stated.
— Philippine Blockchain Week (@philblockchain) September 24, 2023
In an announcement on X (previously Twitter), PBW stated that they’re at the moment in touch with the entire events concerned and can announce an replace as quickly as doable. Cointelegraph reached out to the Philippine Blockchain Week however didn’t get a right away response.
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