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Yeah, wasn't his dream to create some unified platform with X, a "super-app" that does everything? I guess if he was able to follow up on his promises, that'd generate some revenue.... Instead, it's always been some moderately toxic platform (albeit well used) and then just took a turn for the worse. I think "uninspiring" is a good word for this. But it's definitely not his employees who are at fault, here.
Moderately toxic?
...you forgot these: * *...
If that was legitimately his goal then he should have kept the developers on that he got rid of, and just retasked them.