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If you've been on twitter in the past 48 hours, you've probably been dragged down the rabbit hole of SushiSwap, possibly one of the most dramatic projects the cryptocurrency industry has ever seen.
A week ago, the anonymous founder Chef Nomi known as "Sushi Chef" was also sought after as the new DeFi star. into a state of near-death. And just when most people were desperate, Chef Nomi suddenly announced that he would hand over key control to FTX founder SBF, who has now become the "new chef" of the SushiSwap project.
So what kind of fate will SushiSwap face? We might as well listen to what the "new chef" SBF has to say.
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(Picture: FTX founder SBF)
Question 1: Do you expect that you will take over SushiSwap?
SBF: "No, I was pretty shocked. I didn't realize until after someone yelled at him (Chef Nomi) for tweeting! I was kind of shocked and kind of flattered. Honestly, it might have been a way to help the sushi project The best way to get through this is a very reasonable idea considering all aspects." Question 2: Have you selected the signers for the multi-signature?
SBF: "Not yet, there will be a voting event. The first step in the process is nominations on Twitter, which will then be voted on by ShushiSwap holders." Question 3: What do you have for SushiSwap once you control the keys plan?
SBF: “First is making sure the migration happens effectively, then the multi-signature transition, after that, I don’t control the keys. Once the migration happens, I have a lot of ideas, what I want SushiSwap to do, like Combined with margin trading, lending business, and built on Serum, but I will not do it unilaterally, it will be up to the community to decide what happens." Note: Serum is a new protocol built on the Solana public chain , Compared with the current Ethereum, the platform's throughput and gas costs have some advantages.
Question 4: What do you think this sushi drama tells about future DeFi projects and their investors?
SBF: “There’s been a lot of discussion about how founders and developers should work, no matter what structure there is, and think about whether it’s actually going to work. It’s pretty scary that an anonymous founding team has a lot of power. To some extent, trust is necessary, you want them to be someone you trust, and have a good track record. If you are going with new or anonymous founders, you need to ensure that the protocol is designed so that it does not have broken promises Ability.
