Nonfungible token (NFT) entrepreneur Wylie Aronow has confirmed he isn’t ready to return to Yuga Labs, the NFT firm he co-founded, despite making “steady progress” with his health.
“I’m not ready to come back to even part-time work. I have to ensure I’m around for a long time, for those who need me,” Aronow said on Dec. 11 in addressing rumors of a potential return.
“My point is, while I’m making steady progress with my health, there’s still some pretty wild swings, and this is a marathon for me.”
Aronow explained that some days, he’s ready to throw himself into the “deep end,” while on other days, he feels he needs to be “wheel-chaired” to an emergency room.
Hey so I’ve seen a bunch of tweets this week asking / hoping I’ll come back to a leadership role at Yuga. I get where that sentiment is coming from. Couple of things on that:
There’s days where I want to throw myself into the deep end, and there’s days, like yesterday, where I…
— GordonGoner.eth (Wylie Aronow) (@GordonGoner) December 11, 2023
Aronow, also known as Gordon Goner, took leave of absence in late January following a congestive heart failure diagnosis. In the same announcement, Wylie rejected rumors that Yuga Labs used neo-Nazi and racist imagery, referring to them as “lies.”
At the time, he said he would continue to serve as a board member and strategic adviser at Yuga Labs.
Despite taking a back step, Aronow said he’s had the chance to overlook the operations of Yuga Labs — the team is behind NFT projects Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) and CryptoPunks — and suggest changes where necessary.
“I identified the key issues that have been holding us back, and as of the last board meeting, which was two days ago, I feel like I’ve addressed those issues under no uncertain terms,” he explained.
That said
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