Naujasis „SushiSwap“ vyriausiasis virėjas atmeta visus kaltinimus

A week after being elected as SushiSwap’s new “head chef,” Jared Grey has already landed in trouble for a myriad of crypto frauds.

Accusations range from multiple scams and copyright infringement to sexually assaulting a horse.

• Grey, for one, has maintained that all the accusations are “untrue.” He atsakė via a thread,

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• Grey was accused of stealing funds from the crypto community in 2019 from a project called ALQO after introducing the wallet called Liberio that was used to siphon off 70% of the total supply of the token.
• The following year, he allegedly rebranded ALQO to EONS and moved from its own chain to an Ethereum-based one, which many believe was done to cover tracks.
• He was also said to be working on an exchange called Bitfineon that charged listing fees, but the platform itself was never launched.
• Grey, on the other hand, directed the blame on his business partner for stealing the funds while he was working on “raising funds to launch the Bitfineon exchange.”
• The Sushi CEO also clarified in his latest Twitter thread that the business partner was fired after he and the investors found out.
• Grey also shared a blog post that stated that the real scammer was Kevin Collmer, and the affected users in the entire fiasco were compensated.
• Although no evidence has yet been discovered, social media is flooded with memes over accusations that Grey had sexually abused a horse.