According to TechFlow, the decentralized computing network Golem recently released a report in response to the community's concerns about its transfer of more than 135,000 Ethereum (worth about $337 million) to centralized exchanges. Golem said that these fund transfers were not for selling, but for staking tests to ensure operational security and minimize interference from junk transactions.

In July this year, Golem deposited 29,000 ETH into multiple exchanges, causing panic in the community. Subsequently, the Golem team promised to answer questions later, but has not yet released an explanation, leading to growing dissatisfaction in the community.

In a report on September 18, Golem explained that using a centralized exchange could create a "controlled environment" for the staking process, reducing the risk of external trading interference. Despite Golem's explanation, the lack of transparency in the past has left a negative impression in the community.