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Bitquery says 344,780 COMP pushed supporters above half of delegated voting power, while Compound Foundation says the move fit its DAO mandate.
The proposing wallet submitted after receiving 87,238 FORTH of delegated power; the action ended with zero votes and no transfer.
Good Entry, Limitless and APX Finance could face separate off-chain ban votes, but the combined figure is not one repayable balance.
DAOs replaced boards and executives with token holders and software, but new research suggests the machinery protecting those systems can easily rebuild the concentrations of power they were meant to escape.
American CryptoFed withdrew Locke after staff found material failures in the filing behind its zero-inflation monetary experiment.
The malicious proposal shows how token-weighted votes can become a treasury access path when DAO review controls are too thin.
HongCoin’s recovery shows old Ethereum code can still trap funds, or reopen claims, years after investors moved on.
Charles Hoskinson says he is fully focused on Cardano and Midnight as DReps resist a funding plan tied to the network’s research future.
The dispute could decide whether DeFi recovery funds go back to users first or become targets for outside creditors.
