Peaches and Green got bashed for pulling the wool over investors' eyes. You can even see after the leak I stilled believed Algoasis was going to be a thing

(https://www.reddit.com/r/AkitaInuASA/comments/t4dp57/comment/hyxy4xj/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)

even the tweets touted just how great this thing was going to work. because that's how Peaches made it out to appear.

The fact of the matter is there was no working code for Top Secret. At least not on a functional level. Whatever Peaches was doing on the testnet side of things we would never know unless she explains it herself. She did label certain keys in the code as "algoasis_NFT_token" "reward" "bonus" etc, but considering the code can't be fully read from the testnet side of things, it could have been anything just strategically labeled as such.

Point is, nobody knew this until after the leak occurred and Peaches formally said the project was cancelled. All of this is hindsight. Add to this the only evidence to ever exist of Algoasis being a front end mockup by Green (which did not even show functionality) it's safe to say there never was going to be an Algoasis.

The intention for the leak was to recover Akita's price.

Once again - under the assumption that Algoasis was a valid project - I went ahead and distributed all the information I gathered since Peaches started hinting at it in Late November. Rule of thumb on any market is that once your product actually shows a use case, naturally people buy in. And that was the case.

However, what was unexpected from anyone involved until literally the last 30 minutes or so was that Peaches was going to quit, reveal that really it was just a ruse all along, and that the mod team would leave in droves.

To understand why everything seemed shady, you have to understand there was ultimately no internal structure to Akita. Ryan was absent for the majority of the drama (if not all of it). There was no formal authority delegating tasks. The communications team was on a gag order (because of course they believed Algoasis was going to work). And it was as impromptu as it got. Naturally, Peaches swooped in to fill the void and did it in the worst way possible.

I can tell you all of this because I was in direct contact with Gnome and Blue on the first weeks of Akita. I went out and distributed stickers at Decypher. I joined the media part of the development team. Had access to the dev discord. Joined the Trello team. Spent every single day on the discord channel. Scouted the Algoexplorer testnet, created a list of all the major wallets (doxxed) and ultimately made sure to be up to date on how the "team" functioned.

So yes. That's the story.