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If DeFi is going to succeed, it will need projects that employ hundreds of smart people who are committed to the long term success of their protocols. Look for teams who are open, transparent and honest in their intentions. They are the ones who will build meaningful things.
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Credit where credit is due. The person behind has returned the $14m to the treasury. To me, forks with a token are unlikely to succeed long term because they cannot replicate the magic of the team who built the original system.
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I have returned all the $14M worth of ETH back to the treasury. And I will let the community decide how much I deserve as the original creator of SushiSwap. In any currency (ETH/SUSHI/etc). With any lockup schedule you wish. etherscan.io/tx/0xa5179a870
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Unsurprisingly, the saga continues: A contributor, , is looking to claim a “founder grant” of ~$1.34m in the first 12 months. It looks like it’s going to be approved by the current voters. People need to dive into how vesting schedules work.
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I'd like to signal my intend of going fulltime with @SushiSwap if this proposal is accepted by the community, your support would be appreciated and if it doesn't pass I will still be helping while sleep-deprivated : snapshot.page/#/sushi/propos
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In general what % of a project do you think is reasonable to go to founders? I mean if your answer is '0%, founders shouldn't get rewarded', that's fine, but wanted to check if that's true, or otherwise what % you'd say.
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