Taiwan #metoo apology letter on Tezos blockchain, Jiao Yuanpu: Zhang Tiezhi perpetrator posing as a victim's strange article has been uploaded to the chain

Sexual harassment incidents, starting from Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party headquarters, have spread to political scandals such as Kuomintang legislator Chung Pei-chun being accused of sexual harassment by commentator Chu Hsueh-heng; this #metoo trend is not limited to the political arena. Writer Zhang Tiezhi posted a public apology letter on Facebook admitting to harassing women while drunk over 20 years ago, hoping to stop the public from causing further harm.

Controversy Surrounds Zhang Tiezhi's Apology Letter

The apology letter has sparked discussions among many, with some believing that Zhang Tiezhi's apology falls short. Writer Jiao Yuanpu expressed: "Zhang Tiezhi's piece, which portrays himself as a victim rather than an offender, has been shared widely on the blockchain. I sincerely hope that everyone who has read the article will take the time to read it again. Many people have read it superficially - it's okay, please read it word by word, pronounce each word aloud, and finish the whole article. You will see various analyses of this article in the past few days. Please compare the evidence and verify the authenticity and honesty of Zhang Tiezhi's post. For example, regarding the incident from the past, Zhang Tiezhi mentioned 'his hand touched her body,' while the victim responded 'it was undoubtedly sexual harassment'."

Zhang Tiezhi Deletes Post, Tezos Records Original Text as NFT

An individual claiming to be "Non_Fungible_Taiwan" posted Zhang Tiezhi's Facebook post as an NFT on the Tezos blockchain via the NFT platform objkt. This address has previously shared many post NFTs from Taiwan's online communities.

"Non_Fungible_Taiwan" wrote in the intro to the NFT of Zhang Tiezhi's Facebook post: Taiwan's culture "intellectuals" exploit and violate many things, including rock music and feminism. Now he has something to say.

Tezos blockchain, known for its uniqueness compared to Ethereum, is praised as the most commonly used blockchain by the art and cultural sector. This literary harassment incident has now left an indelible record in online discourse through NFTs.

Although Tezos XTZ is listed on both Binance and Coinbase, it managed to dodge the SEC lawsuit and was not deemed a security by the SEC.