On August 20, John McAfee announced on his twitter that he abandoning his project GHOST, he stated on his tweet that the project will fail without a doubt as the management is inept of making a success of the project.
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But, McAfee continues to haunt the ghost ecosystem, despite abandoning its primary asset. Several days ago, technology pioneer and crypto advocate John McAfee departed his own privacy-focused asset, Ghost. He has since clarified, however, that he did not leave the endeavor entirely.
"I have not abandoned the Ghost privacy ecosystem, only the GHOST privacy coin," based on the reports of John McAfee on Cointelegraph. "The ecosystem is centered on our Ghost cell phone service," he explained, noting that the service will continue.
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Reports from John McAfee on Cointelegraph:
"The Ghost coin project was led by Josh Case. He is involved in multiple projects - Clearpoll - a blockchain based polling system, Ethershift, Ethershare and other irrelevant projects. When I demanded that he abandon them and focus on GHOST he refused. I finally gave up and abandoned it."
As the end of 2020 grows near, time dwindles on McAfee's Bitcoin bet — leaving the tech guru with an unpleasant consequence if the asset does not reach $1 million per coin by Dec. 31, 2021. McAfee, however, recently claimed he never actually though the asset could reach $1 million.
