Not So DeFi: Curve (CRV) Founder Takes Over 71% of Platform’s Governance DAO

Not So DeFi: Curve (CRV) Founder Takes Over 71% of Platform’s Governance DAO
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2020-8-24 15:00

The founder of DeFi platform Curve, a decentralized liquidity pool, took over 70% of the network’s voting power over the weekend. His move came as Yearn. finance, the yield farming app, attained over 58% of the voting power on the network.

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