ClawdBot Developer Strictly States "Never Mint Tokens": All Tokens with the Same Name Are Scams!

ClawdBot Developer Peter Steinberger explicitly states that he will never issue cryptocurrencies! Nor will he be involved with any token projects.
(Background: Caution! Improper configuration of Clawdbot may hide serious security vulnerabilities: some users’ crypto wallets have been looted)
(Additional context: Behind ClawdBot’s popularity surge: Founder Peter Steinberger rediscovered his passion for life from retirement)

Recently, renowned developer Peter Steinberger, who is developing ClawdBot, rarely posted on X about crypto topics, solemnly denying any involvement with cryptocurrencies issued in his name or under ClawdBot. He emphasized that he “will never issue tokens” and will not accept any related fees, directly pointing out that such projects are scams.

“Will Never Issue Tokens”

Peter Steinberger clearly explains the token issuance issue. He directly states “will never issue tokens,” which effectively declares that any tokens appearing in the market with his name should be considered fake. Furthermore, he points out that “any project listing him as the issuer of tokens is a scam,” which is not only a refusal to cooperate but also a reminder to the crypto community not to lower their guard just because they see a familiar developer’s name.

He also adds, “will not accept any fees,” which could directly block collaborations with crypto projects.

Community Urges Him to Take the Money

Below this post, the comment section quickly shows two typical reactions. Some users jokingly suggest he “at least take the transaction fees,” for example, a user commented, “Just take the fees, you don’t really need to join any token community,” reflecting the high tolerance for “nominal” and “charging” in meme coin culture, even considering it as an obvious arbitrage opportunity.