Liverpool football club has denied having a "partnership" with Potomac. Potomac responded: "why is the email invitation not formal?"

Foreign Decrypt todayreportsLiverpool football club has denied a "partnership" with wigan.

Earlier today, Tron's chief executive, sun yuchen, caused a stir on the Internet when he announced that the platform had been invited to form a "partnership" with the legendary Liverpool football club.

Sun yuchen, CEO of wave field, excitedly tweeted:Liverpool, thank you for your unique and innovative invitation! I'm impressed and I look forward to exploring Tron's new partnership with you!Mr Sun insisted the proposed "partnership" in the Liverpool letter was "official" and promised more details would be released soon.

However, sun seems to have misunderstood Liverpool football club's "invitation".

A spokesman for the football club clarified to the media: "Liverpool football club has confirmed that it has no partnership with Tron." Sun yuchen seems to have misunderstood the informal invitations Liverpool football club has sent to a number of companies to "get a better understanding" of the industry.

On the other hand, however, wave field spokesman Cliff Edwards insisted that the invitation letter sun yuchen received carries more weight than the information released by a club spokesman. "Nobody says they want to know the industry 'better,'" he said. "The letter asks for" connecting and exploring a partnership, "which is what Justin tweeted.

One possible explanation came from Jesse Powell, CEO of Kraken exchange, who tweeted a screenshot of an email he received touting his "partnership" with the club. butPowell Thinking it was spam, Ms. Sun seemed determined to turn it into a marketing gimmick.

A Liverpool spokesman has finally confirmed that,He said the invitation had been e-mailed to many other companies as part of the club's ongoing efforts to keep up with new developments in technology. However,There is no such thing as a formal partnership

"We do approach a number of companies on a regular basis to get a better understanding of their businesses, and we have made invitations to wave field and many others," he said. "To be clear, there was no discussion."

Wave field spokesman Cliff Edwards said, "I wouldn't say it's dishonest," he said. "[sun] is genuinely interested and excited about exploring partnerships. What makes you say the invitation is informal? It seems formal to me. Frankly, I'm just confused by your idea."

He added: "I just want to make it clear that just because someone labels something informal afterwards doesn't mean the person who was invited thinks the same way." It was a rather flamboyant invitation. The spokesman for Liverpool football club was not the one who sent the invitation. That person might have a different opinion of his efforts to get more sponsorships, don't you think? I wonder if he thinks his job is informal."

A number of Portsmouth fans seemed delighted with the deal, with one saying: "I'm a lifelong Manchester united fan and I'd even buy a Liverpool shirt if it had 'Thor' on it. If this "partnership" turns out to be just a pr stunt and goes wrong, it will be a shameful day for united fans.

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