Final Thoughts

I’ve spent over a year of my life building this project, followed by another two years trying to figure out where I went wrong. I’ve poured my time, energy, and personal funds into this with the hope that we could build something special. However, through all the highs and lows, I’ve come to a point where I have to make some tough decisions.

The last few years have been difficult in ways I never expected. During this time, I’ve faced personal losses, including the passing of both my mom and pop in a short span of time. It’s been incredibly tough to process that grief while also trying to keep the project moving forward. Looking back, I see where I made mistakes, and I want to take responsibility for them. I know I could have communicated better, made better decisions, and been more transparent with all of you. For those missteps, I am truly sorry.

I understand that many of you may feel frustrated or confused by what’s happened with the project. The idea of Moose Island, the Sandbox land, and the NFTs—it all had so much potential. But I didn’t have the resources, timing, or support to see it through. While I gave everything I had, I now realize that my vision was too ambitious for where we were, and I failed to adapt as circumstances changed.

Over the past three years, I’ve learned many difficult lessons. From financial mismanagement to issues with contracts, team dynamics, and communication, I’ve had to face some hard truths. I wish I could have done better for all of you. I truly wanted to make this work, but sometimes, even the best intentions aren’t enough.

At this point, the future of the project isn’t clear, and I need to make the right choice for myself and for those still invested in it. I’ve outlined several options for moving forward, and I want to give the community the opportunity to decide what’s best. Whether that means continuing to work together or stepping away entirely, I will respect the choice you make. If the consensus is to move on without me, I understand and accept that. If that’s the case, Option 3 would be the only viable path forward.

I’ve seen what some have written about me, and I understand the frustration and disappointment caused by how things have unfolded. I’ve also received many messages expressing your thoughts, and I take them to heart. After everything, if you feel the best path forward is without me, I accept that. Your trust and commitment to the project matter most, and I will honor the decision the community makes.

Thank you for the time, patience, and support you’ve shown throughout this journey. No matter how it ends, being part of this community has meant more to me than you can imagine.

Please take the time to review the options and consider what you feel is best for you and the future of the project. Voting will be open until the deadline, and I encourage you to use this opportunity to shape the next steps.