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Official Clarification Regarding Recent Statement on CodeXchain

In light of the recent public update made regarding CodeXchain, I feel it is necessary to provide factual clarification to prevent any misleading interpretation about the company’s internal situation and my role as CMO.

Over the past year, it is true that CodeXchain faced significant internal challenges. However, the claim that “the CMO left” is inaccurate and unsupported by any formal documentation or internal communication records.

There was no formal resignation, termination, or even recent day-to-day communication between the founders, which led to operational stagnation not a voluntary departure.

In reality, all core team members were either dismissed or left the organization following internal leadership decisions, while the CEO ceased to attend meetings or engage in active coordination for more than six months. Therefore, the framing that the CMO “left” is not only factually incorrect but also unprofessional and misleading.

Anyone who has worked closely with Andrea, well there is no need to speak ill of anyone. Yet, those who experienced the internal journey firsthand understand both the passion and the pain that came with it. Some stories don’t need to be defended they reveal themselves through people’s experiences.

Actions speak louder than words and those who have experienced the internal process firsthand understand where the true challenges lay.

This clarification is made not to provoke conflict, but to set the record straight and ensure that any future representation of CodeXchain’s history remains truthful, respectful, and aligned with professional integrity.