On November 7, it was reported that the Aleo Chinese community sent an "Open Letter on the Aleo Project" to a16z, in which it questioned whether "a16z filed a lawsuit against Aleo's original team in a U.S. court" was true: 1. I was curious about the original intention of a16z to invest in Aleo, and whether a16z could share its vision and key reasons for supporting Aleo; 2. There was a change in the leadership of AleoNetwork, and HowardWu was replaced by AlexPurden, who had an a16z background, which caused the community to question whether the change was consistent with AleoNetwork's long-term goals and strategies; 3. Rumors that "a16z and other venture capital companies have filed legal proceedings against Aleo's original team in U.S. courts" are spreading, and the community is deeply concerned about whether the above rumors are true. Note: Aleo failed to gain recognition from the community after the main network was launched on September 18, 2024. Instead, social media was filled with a lot of doubts, especially from miners.