Tron’s Justin Sun Accused of ‘Governance Attack’ on DeFi Lender Compound

By cineramaFebruary 7, 2022DeFi

Sun’s wallet borrowed 99,000 COMP tokens on Thursday These tokens are worth over $13 million Other stablecoins have attempted similar gambits in recent weeks Individuals from crypto think tank […]

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Tron’s Justin Sun Accused of ‘Governance Attack’ on DeFi Lender Compound

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