O.XYZ, a blockchain and AI company touting crypto and artificial intelligence services, is facing allegations of falsely inflating its technological claims and engaging in aggressive tactics to suppress dissent within the company.

While founder Ahmad Shadid has defended both his and the company’s actions, multiple sources familiar with the company’s operations who spoke with Decrypt have refuted public claims, alleging widespread misrepresentation of O.XYZ’s capabilities.

O.XYZ positions itself as a community-owned "Super AI" ecosystem. The company claims to leverage substantial GPU computing power, purportedly deploying tens of thousands of open-source models, enabling it to execute a wide array of tasks.

Sources claim the company has exaggerated its capabilities, falsely stating it can connect to over 100,000 AI models, runs 20 times faster than competitors, and owns powerful hardware it doesn’t actually possess. 

It’s also accused of inflating the value of its satellite program and misrepresenting its token launch, raising questions about transparency and accountability.

As a result of those allegations, sources claim holders of the company’s recently launched O.XYZ token are at risk of being harmed.

In an emailed statement to Decrypt, Shadid issued a detailed response to concerns raised about the company’s claims, insisting that O.XY...