As far as I know, Evan Illicitly sold a massive amount of $Reelt all at once, causing a significant price dump that negatively affected almost all the investors of $Reelt. I'd suggest you to go through the vesting schedule (provided in the thread) to understand it.
However, later on, Bitget compensated the impacted users. No CEX wants to harm an entire community. Hopefully this thread will help you understand the whole story >
https://twitter.com/CryptoAdviceCT/status/1654533419441983488?t=VODt1vx2IQIKNCdDjv49UQ&s=19This isn't about him, its about Bitget. They don't have any problems freezing user funds despite your claims that they are KYC-free. If this guy didn't have a massive twitter following, they probably wouldn't have rectified the situation. There's similar stories being shared on Twitter on a daily basis.
Here's a series of videos that explains the shilling problem. "This is ultra scammy behavior."
https://twitter.com/CrypOdin/status/1654500599629508612I inherently don't trust exchanges that do this kind of shilling. A prime example of why nobody should trust them is
Coinsbit, which ran a massive shilling campaign here a few years back and is now infamous for stealing user funds.
But are you aware that this same guy has come out to openly say he accused Bitget falsely?
Secondly, it is expected of every one to go through the policies of an exchange or organisation before agreeing to use their services. Sharing the twitter link of CrypOdin doesn't ultimately make the exchange a scam simply because they don't allow you access your account from a region they're not operating in.