Regarding the smear attacks on NIO online, NIO founder, Director, and CEO Li Bin stated in a livestream that he had previously taken a more passive attitude, believing in correcting errors if they existed and being encouraged if not. However, failing to respond to organized smear attacks is irresponsible to users, colleagues, and the company's brand. Therefore, starting last year, the NIO legal team became more assertive, winning many lawsuits, with the compensation being donated to public welfare activities. He mentioned that on the first workday after this year's Spring Festival, NIO announced that they would take legal action against dozens of rumor-mongering and smear accounts, and they will continue to do so in the future. Li Bin stated that currently, the cost of spreading rumors is relatively low, and NIO still hopes to legally combat rumors and smears, but collecting evidence online is challenging, so he hopes everyone will help provide clues. He also reached out to the participants, stating that the online army is an industry and many people are involved; instead of engaging in that line of work, it would be better to provide clues to NIO's legal department. NIO will certainly reward those who help, and it will definitely be more profitable than working as part of the online army. Li Bin revealed that new reward measures for clues will be announced soon and welcomed the provision of information. (Sina Technology)