On November 7th, the Aleo Chinese community sent an "open letter about the Aleo project" to a16z, asking whether it is true that "a16z filed a lawsuit against the original Aleo team in the US court". I am curious about the original intention of a16z's decision to invest in Aleo, and whether a16z can share its vision and key reasons for supporting Aleo. 2. Aleo Network's leadership changes, with Howard Wu replaced by Alex Purden with a16z background, have raised questions in the community about whether the changes are consistent with Aleo Network's long-term goals and strategies. 3. Rumors are spreading that "a16z and other venture capital firms are suing the original Aleo team in US courts", and the community is deeply concerned about whether the above rumors are true. Note: After the mainnet went live on September 18, 2024, Aleo failed to gain the recognition of the community. Instead, there was a lot of skepticism on social media, especially from miners. Many users said on social media that this was another failed case of the king becoming "dead".